Five specialist companies, one relationship.
Each company does one kind of work in depth. You start with FGV, a senior operator names the constraint, and the work goes to the company built for it. When the outcome needs more than one, FGV connects them under one plan.
OmniFlow
Demand and revenue: turns market attention into qualified pipeline.
Positioning, demand generation, website, CRM and revenue reporting, run as one growth system.
Start here when you need more customers.
How OmniFlow works
TAASFlow
Ongoing hiring: recruiting capacity and hiring infrastructure under one subscription.
Structured intake, a client workspace, sourcing across every channel, evidence-based review and calibrated shortlists, run by senior recruiters.
Start here when several roles need filling over time.
How TAASFlow works
FlowPlaced
One critical hire: a permanent role filled for one flat fee.
Direct-hire search at $2,999, paid after a successful hire, with 90-day replacement support under the service agreement.
Start here when one role is blocking the plan.
How FlowPlaced works
NeuronFlow
AI and automation: the work redesigned first, then automated with governance.
AI readiness, workflow redesign, agents, knowledge systems, governance and adoption.
Start here when manual work is limiting growth.
How NeuronFlow works
AtlasFlow
New markets: the right market, entered in the right order.
Market selection, entry strategy, positioning, localisation, partnerships, launch coordination and measurement.
Start here when you are entering or fixing a market.
How AtlasFlow works
One front door.
You do not pick from a brand menu. You describe the constraint to FGV, a senior operator confirms it, and the work is routed. FGV keeps the relationship, the plan and the accountability, whichever company delivers.
- You need more customers or stronger demand
- OmniFlow
- You hire continuously across roles or locations
- TAASFlow
- One permanent role is blocking the plan
- FlowPlaced
- Manual work is absorbing growth
- NeuronFlow
- You are entering or fixing a market
- AtlasFlow
- Several of these are connected
- A connected FGV plan
When constraints connect.
One plan
If more than one constraint applies, FGV writes a single plan rather than separate briefs.In sequence
Companies join in the order the plan needs them, never bundled at the start.One measure
Progress is reported on one model: pipeline, hires, adoption or expansion, every week.
Start with the constraint, not the brand.
A named operator replies within 12 hours.