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ORCHIS | Interim Management - revisited

At ORCHIS | Interim Executives, we believe interim management can be done differently. No hidden margins, no long-term intermediaries. We employ a clear and honest approach that benefits both clients and interim executives.

Our approach

Fixed starting fee : A one-time selection fee of €15,000 excluding VAT , paid by the client at the start of the assignment. That's it!
Direct billing : The interim executive invoices the client directly, without ORCHIS' intervention. From the outset, the executive's full daily rate goes directly to the leader.
High-quality matches : Because interim executives retain their full daily rate, we attract top candidates who would otherwise be unavailable due to budget constraints. This results in high-quality matches with high-profile leaders who make an immediate impact.

Why choose ORCHIS?

Cost savings : Traditional models charge a daily margin on top of the interim manager's rate. For example: An interim executive earns €1,000 per day, and the intermediary invoices €1,300 per day. That's a typical margin of €300 per day. This can easily amount to €6,000 per month, and €36,000 over a six-month period. Furthermore, an interim executive more often works on assignments ranging from nine months to one to two years.
At ORCHIS you only pay a one-time starting fee, which results in significant savings.
Transparency : No hidden costs or ongoing commissions.
Speed : Thanks to our efficient processes and extensive network, we can quickly propose the right interim executive.
Cross-sector experience : We work for both government institutions and private organisations in all sectors in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Wide range of profiles : Our expertise covers all C-Level functions and senior top management positions.

For our Interim Executives

As an interim executive, ORCHIS allows you to retain your full daily rate without compromising on margins. You invoice directly to the client and enter into a direct contract, ensuring transparency and autonomy.