Get the business structured,
funded, and growing.
Sage Solutions works with founders and established businesses in Nigeria and Canada — from registration and business plans through to strategy, marketing and hiring.
Most businesses do not fail for lack of effort
They fail because the structure underneath them was never built, or because it was built for a market they have since outgrown.
The plan exists in your head
You know where the business is going, but nothing written down survives an investor's second question.
Growth has gone flat
What worked to get here has stopped working, and adding more effort to it is not changing the numbers.
Nobody is holding the whole picture
Finance, marketing and hiring are each being handled separately, and none of the decisions agree with each other.
Seven services, three questions
Whatever brought you here usually reduces to one of these.
Start & Fund
Get structured and get funded
Founders who need the business properly set up, and a plan investors will actually read.
Grow
Turn strategy into pipeline
Businesses with revenue and flat growth, who need a route to market that holds up.
Lead
Build the team and the authority
Companies scaling past the founder, and executives who need to be visible.
Two countries, one practice.
Sage Solutions serves clients in Nigeria and in Canada. Every service listed above is available in both — the same advisory practice, working to the requirements of whichever market your business is in.
Where the two genuinely differ, we say so — company registration follows an entirely different process in each country, so it has a separate guide for each.
Four steps, in this order
Every engagement runs the same way, whether it lasts three weeks or a year.
- Step 01
Discovery
A conversation about the business as it actually is, not as the deck describes it.
- Step 02
Diagnostic
We find what is genuinely holding growth back, and what it is costing you.
- Step 03
Roadmap
A plan sized to your resources, with the sequence and the priorities set.
- Step 04
Execution
We stay involved through delivery, because plans handed over at the door do not get built.
What clients say
Results from engagements across both markets.
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- Businesses advised
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- Companies registered
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- Clients who return
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Tunji Kaff
Founder & Principal Consultant
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Credentials
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- [Degree] — [Institution]
- Member, [professional body]
- Years advising
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- Businesses supported
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Writing on building a business
Practical pieces on funding, growth and hiring, written for one market at a time.
What investors actually read in a business plan
Most plans are written to be complete. Investors read them to find a reason to say no, which is a different document entirely.
Why your marketing stopped working
Growth rarely stalls because the team stopped trying. It stalls because the thing that worked at one size stops working at the next.
Hiring your first senior manager
The hire that takes work off the founder's desk is the one most likely to fail — usually for reasons decided before the role was advertised.
Before you book
Do you work with businesses in both Nigeria and Canada?
Yes. The practice is based in Canada and works with clients in both countries, and every service is available in either market. Company registration is the one service that differs materially between the two, so each has its own guide.
How does the first consultation work?
A 30 minutes call, free. We discuss where the business is and what is in the way. If we can help you will get a clear proposal; if we cannot, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Are you a consultant or an agency?
Neither, exactly. Engagements are led personally rather than handed to a junior team, which is why we take a limited number at a time.
What does it cost?
Defined pieces of work — business plans, pitch decks, company registration, LinkedIn optimisation — carry published prices. Advisory and consulting engagements are scoped and priced after the first conversation, because the range is too wide to quote honestly in advance.
Start with a conversation about where the business actually is.
30 minutes, free, no obligation. If we are not the right fit we will tell you on the call.
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