Appendix C · Role Impact Simulator\u2122

Five levers. One seat.
Live projected KPI lift.

Every gap surfaced in the Current-State and Peer-Benchmarking appendices resolves to one of five operating levers. Move each slider to see how the Chief Growth Officer seat converts activation into measurable enterprise KPI lift — AUM, organic growth, advisor retention, client NPS, and at-risk-book capture. Coefficients are calibrated against publicly disclosed peer moves, Wells Fargo FiNet benchmarks, and my prior scaled results.

Live outputs · pinned while you scroll
$0.54B
Incremental AUM (3-yr)

$20B AUM base · +$1.5B over 3 years at full activation

+55 bps
Organic growth uplift

Today: ~80 bps (8% of growth) · Industry norm: 200–400 bps of AUM

+7.3 pts
Advisor retention uplift

Losing 1 senior advisor ≈ 4× annual comp · Every point ≈ $85M preserved AUM

+13 pts
Client NPS uplift

94% of high-trust clients refer · Mobile stack drives >50% of NPS variance

29%
At-risk book capture

Today: no firm-wide protocol · Peer benchmark: 60–75% capture on protocol

Operating levers

Set each lever to a realistic year-two activation.

Defaults reflect TSG's current state. Full activation (100) reflects what a dedicated CGO can credibly deliver by end of year two.

Pillar I · Organic Growth & Brand
Marketing Engine
15

Firm-wide organic growth operating system: prospecting cadence, referral triggers, local SEO, content engine.

TodayFull CGO activation
Pillar I · Organic Growth & Brand
Brand Cohesion
20%

% of the 8 sub-brands aligned to a unified visual system and endorsed-brand architecture.

TodayFull CGO activation
Pillar II · Digital Transformation
Digital Adoption
40%

% of advisors + clients actively using the WF Advisor Gateway stack — eMoney, Aladdin, Salesforce, Black Diamond, mobile.

TodayFull CGO activation
Pillar III · Succession & Continuity
Succession Capture Rate
35%

% of at-risk books retained via documented succession protocol, next-gen quarterbacks, and internal buyout financing.

TodayFull CGO activation
Pillar IV · Talent & Advisor Development
Culture & Advisor Well-Being
30

Formal intern-to-advisor ladder, named growth paths, quarterly advisor eNPS, burnout mitigation.

TodayFull CGO activation
Pillar V · Enterprise / FiNet
Not a slider.

The FiNet pillar isn't a slider — its value shows up inside the other four levers over time, through earlier program access and direct roadmap input.

Projected KPI lift per lever

Where the movement comes from.

Each row shows how a single lever contributes to each KPI at the current slider setting. Widths are normalized against the maximum possible contribution across all five levers.

Lever$Mbpsptspts%
Pillar I · Organic Growth & Brand
Marketing Engine
Set to 15
$0.07B
+11 bps
+0.3 pts
+0 pts
1%
Pillar I · Organic Growth & Brand
Brand Cohesion
Set to 20%
$0.05B
+4 bps
+0.6 pts
+1 pts
2%
Pillar II · Digital Transformation
Digital Adoption
Set to 40%
$0.15B
+22 bps
+1.6 pts
+9 pts
4%
Pillar III · Succession & Continuity
Succession Capture Rate
Set to 35%
$0.22B
+14 bps
+2.1 pts
+1 pts
19%
Pillar IV · Talent & Advisor Development
Culture & Advisor Well-Being
Set to 30
$0.05B
+5 bps
+2.7 pts
+2 pts
4%
Read this as: which of the five levers is doing the heaviest lifting for a given KPI at the current activation. The seat's value is one accountable owner tuning all five in parallel — not any single office trying to move one in isolation.
Model notes

Coefficients are calibrated against: (1) publicly disclosed AUM growth curves for Steward Partners, Sanctuary Wealth, and Merritt Point; (2) Wells Fargo FiNet Advisor Gateway adoption benchmarks; (3) prior scaled results driving 95%+ adoption of BlackRock Aladdin, Vestmark, and Salesforce; and (4) industry norms of 2–4% organic growth for wealth firms of TSG's size. Figures are directional planning estimates for private discussion — not a forecast or a commitment.

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