# Ontario.Management

> Ontario.Management is a Canadian business consulting service, part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group. Owners of owner-managed Ontario companies, roughly 10 to 150 staff, from Toronto, Peel, Halton, York and Durham to Ottawa, Waterloo Region and Guelph, who have outgrown running everything themselves

Ontario.Management is part of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group of companies, a Canadian business headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, led by Ali Sedighi, MBA. Coverage: Ontario.

Contact: call or text (604) 632-4959, or email Ali@Sedighi.ca. There are no forms: call, text or email only.

## Key pages
- [Home](https://ontario.management/): Ontario.Management gives owner-managed Ontario firms senior marketing and operations leadership for a set number of hours a month. You get a plan, a scorecard and a weekly rhythm, without a full-time executive salary.
- [Services](https://ontario.management/services/): There are four ways to work with us: a part-time CMO, a part-time COO, a fixed-scope operating review, or a scorecard and meeting cadence on its own. Most Ontario owners should start with whichever one removes the most decisions from their desk.
- [Areas](https://ontario.management/areas/): We work with companies anywhere in Ontario, in person or by video, phone, text and email. We plan differently for each region because travel times, buyer mix and business districts change how a CMO or COO should run the week.
- [About](https://ontario.management/about/): Ontario.Management is a fractional-management brand of the Sedighi.ca and SAZ.ca group, a Canadian consulting group headquartered in Vancouver, BC. Ali Sedighi, MBA, leads it and is the person who sits in the seat.
- [Results](https://ontario.management/results/): Our public results come from home-services marketing, mostly HVAC. We show them here because each one rests on a management habit, such as measuring cost per lead or publishing on a schedule, that works in any Ontario company.
- [Pricing](https://ontario.management/pricing/): A fractional CMO or COO seat runs as a monthly retainer of $2,500 to $12,000. Fixed-scope work such as an operating review is priced as a project from $3,500, and hourly sessions are $175 to $350. All prices are in Canadian dollars.
- [FAQ](https://ontario.management/faq/): Short answers to the questions we hear most from Ontario owners considering a part-time CMO or COO: what it costs, how long it takes, who owns what, and what we won't do.
- [Contact](https://ontario.management/contact/): Call, text or email Ali Sedighi directly. Tell us your company's size, the Ontario region you serve and the bottleneck you'd most like gone, and we'll suggest a starting point.

## Services
- [Fractional CMO](https://ontario.management/services/fractional-cmo/): A fractional CMO owns your marketing plan, budget and vendors for a set number of hours each month. You stop managing five marketing relationships and start reading one report.
- [Fractional COO](https://ontario.management/services/fractional-coo/): A fractional COO turns the way your company really works into written processes, clear handoffs and weekly numbers, so the business can run a normal week without the owner.
- [Operating review](https://ontario.management/services/operating-review/): The operating review is a defined project that shows how marketing, sales and delivery really run in your company, and ends with a ranked list of fixes, each with a rough cost and payback.
- [Scorecard and cadence](https://ontario.management/services/scorecard-and-cadence/): We build a one-page weekly scorecard with an owner and target for every number, then set up a short weekly meeting that turns those numbers into decisions. You run it yourselves after the handover.

## Coverage
- [KW, Cambridge, Guelph](https://ontario.management/areas/kw-cambridge-guelph/): Four cities that share a labour market, a highway and many customers, each with its own downtown and business parks. A part-time CMO or COO here plans one regional scorecard with a row for each city.
- [Ottawa](https://ontario.management/areas/ottawa/): Ottawa is a city of over a million people built from eleven former municipalities, with Quebec across the river. A part-time CMO or COO here plans east, west, south, core and rural areas separately and treats Gatineau as a different market.
- [Peel and Halton](https://ontario.management/areas/peel-halton/): Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Burlington share highways and staff but not buyers. A part-time executive here plans for corporate centres, industrial corridors, multilingual households and four sets of main streets.
- [Toronto](https://ontario.management/areas/toronto/): Toronto is one city with six very different markets inside it. A fractional CMO or COO here plans service zones, targets and staffing around the former municipalities, the high share of apartment households and the city's dense network of BIAs.
- [York and Durham](https://ontario.management/areas/york-durham/): York Region's cities are dense with business parks and planned downtowns; Durham stretches from Pickering's lakeshore to rural Brock. A part-time CMO or COO here plans targets by city and capacity around real drive times.

## Guides and articles
- [Guides](https://ontario.management/guides/): Three practical guides for owners thinking about part-time executive help: how to tell which seat is empty, what the first 90 days should produce, and how to run a weekly management meeting from one page of numbers.
- [CMO or COO first](https://ontario.management/guides/cmo-or-coo-first/): If your problem is getting enough of the right customers, fill the marketing seat first. If it's delivering well and on time for the customers you already win, fill the operations seat. This guide gives you a scoring sheet to decide with your own numbers.
- [First 90 days](https://ontario.management/guides/first-90-days-fractional-executive/): In 90 days a fractional executive should deliver a written diagnosis, a working weekly scorecard and two or three measured fixes. This checklist shows what each phase should produce, so you can hold anyone in the seat to it.
- [Weekly rhythm](https://ontario.management/guides/weekly-operating-rhythm/): A weekly operating rhythm is one page of numbers and one 60-minute meeting, held at the same time every week, that turns off-target numbers into decisions with owners and dates. Here's how to set one up yourself.

## Optional
- [Full text](https://ontario.management/llms-full.txt)
- [Parent company](https://sedighi.ca)