Owners call Eskaygee when they’re tired.
Tired enough to do something about it.
Tired of…
being the answer to every question
priorities that never get done
meetings that go nowhere
losing your best people
growing revenue while profit stays flat
a vacation that's really just working from somewhere else
Growth was supposed to make it easier. When it makes it harder, we call that Profitless Prosperity.
There’s a better place to be: Profitable Prosperity
A leadership team that owns the results
Profit in line with the effort
An owner with options, including a vacation where the place doesn't burn down
You'll know it's working the day someone misses a commitment, everyone turns to look at the owner, and the team holds each other accountable instead. You can feel it when it happens.
How it works
1 - Know where you stand
The free 10-minute Baseline Assessment scores your business on the five Pinnacle Principles.
2 - Talk it through
A 20-minute call with Keith to walk through your results.
3 - Start the climb
Base Camp, then quarterly sessions, using the Pinnacle Approach™: a proven operating system customized to your business. No two clients have the same climb.
Running it between meetings?
If you're the COO, president or CFO trying to make the plan happen Monday to Friday, I've sat in your seat. Take the Baseline Assessment yourself, or send it to your owner. Anyone on the leadership team can.
Meet Keith
Keith Seebeck is a Pinnacle Certified Guide and the founder of Eskaygee. Before that, he was the second in command: the one who kept the operating system running every week. If he can't help you, he knows somebody who can.
More about Keith
“Keith is our Pinnacle guide and a big part of the foundational success we’ve had at Quinn Design-Build. Keith’s insight, structure, and ability to guide without pressure have been invaluable to us as we’ve navigated ownership, leadership, and long-term planning. He has a gift for meeting business owners exactly where they are and helping bring clarity and alignment to the table—without ever overwhelming the process.”