Business in Command · B Corp · Strategy & Sustainability

Narrow horizons kill good businesses.

We blend corporate strategy and sustainability to put our clients in command of an uncertain world.

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/ What we build

Strategy and sustainability. Reinforcing.

We build long-term plans that hold up to the real world and navigate what we don't yet know. Across five integrated stages: Broader Understanding, Long-term Moves, Uncertainty Planning, a Single Narrative, and a Living System that keeps strategy alive long after we've left the room.

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/ Who we work with

Mid-market UK businesses with serious ambitions.

We work with CEOs and Boards of established and growing, often PE-backed, UK businesses, typically with 7–9 figure revenues and 100–2,000 employees. We operate across sectors but have a specialism in Financial Services where we also work with Sustainability and Strategy Leaders.

Perigon Partners brought speed, rigour, candour and challenge to the task – all qualities we deeply value at Allica – and helped us to make a step change in our capabilities.

Conrad Ford Chief Product & Strategy Officer

Perigon was excellent in facilitating a comprehensive strategic planning exercise for us, including fully integrating sustainability considerations. Our Board and Exec team has hugely valued the Perigon team's expertise, pragmatism and guidance.

John Lewis CEO, Char.gy
100% Clients satisfied or very satisfied
42% Average growth in total assets of clients since first engaging Perigon
+91 Client net promoter score (NPS)
~40% Of our work is with PE-backed businesses or PE clients

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Business in Command · Bulletin · October 2026

Board and ExCo AI capabilities: a language to become fluent in, not a technology skill to delegate

This month, a practical rather than philosophical look at AI: Fluency in the Boardroom, the payoffs and pitfalls of its engagement in strategy setting, the tension between AI and net zero, and our reaction to the FCA's Mills Review.

Business in Command, Issue 4