Consulting Shareholder Agreement Generator

Meridian Advisory Group, the "Company," is a limited company providing management consulting, strategy advisory, and business transformation services to corporate clients. "Engagement Letters" means the contracts governing the scope, fees, deliverables, and terms of each client consulting project. "Intellectual Property" includes all proprietary methodologies, frameworks, diagnostic tools, training materials, and templates developed by or for Meridian Advisory Group. "Client Relationships" means the established connections with decision-makers at organisations that have engaged or are likely to engage the Company.

"Shares" means all ordinary shares. "Consultant Roster" means the senior advisors, associate consultants, and specialist contractors engaged by Meridian Advisory Group to deliver client work. "Professional Indemnity Insurance" means the policy covering claims arising from advice or services provided by the Company. Fair Market Value reflects annualised fee revenue, Engagement Letter pipeline, Intellectual Property, Client Relationship depth, Consultant Roster calibre, and the Company's brand positioning within its target industry sectors.

Meridian Advisory Group has 300 ordinary shares. The founding partner holds 50%, bringing Client Relationships developed over two decades, the core Intellectual Property frameworks, and the industry reputation that anchors new business development. A second partner holds 30%, contributing sector expertise and a complementary client network. A junior partner holds 20%, earning their stake through a combination of capital contribution and a revenue-linked vesting arrangement.

Consulting firms derive value from people and relationships. The shareholders agree that departure of any partner would affect both revenue and client confidence. Good-leaver and bad-leaver provisions apply to all shareholders. Valuation uses a multiple of trailing twelve-month fee revenue, adjusted for the Engagement Letter pipeline and client concentration risk. Pre-emption rights apply, with a sixty-day offer period.