Eureka Case 30 min Undergrad

Noventa Prioridades

You are Diego Caballero-Mier, 41, newly arrived COO of PagoÁgil, a Mexico City B2B-payments scale-up. The strategy is on the slide deck. Your job is to make the next 90 days look like the strategy.

The situation

PagoÁgil is a $94M ARR B2B-payments platform for Mexican mid-market firms (accounts-payable automation, supplier disbursement, FX hedging). 380 employees across CDMX + Guadalajara + a 22-person Bogotá outpost. CEO Lucía Restrepo-Saavedra closed the $48M Series C six months ago. The board approved a three-year strategy with three corporate goals: (1) reach $180M ARR by Y3 (88% growth), (2) hit 18%+ EBITDA by Y3 (up from −4% today), (3) expand from MX to a tri-country footprint (MX + CO + CL) with 25% of ARR international by Y3.

You arrived eleven days ago. Five function heads — VP Sales Ana Caballero-Pino, VP Eng Rodrigo Salazar-Magaña, VP Product Mariana Espino-Bedoya, VP CS Tomás Lascano-Aguilar, VP Finance Beatriz Otaola-Garmendia — each have their own version of "what we should focus on next quarter." Lucía's note in your onboarding doc: "In your first 90 days, give me a single page that says what we're doing and what we're explicitly not doing. The five VPs all read the strategy and drew different boxes."

Your job in this case: cascade the three corporate goals into ≤5 functional themes and ≤18 90-day priorities, then commit to a shape that the five VPs will sign and ship. The page is due in Lucía's weekly 1:1 on Thursday.

The decision

What does the one-pager look like?

  • A · The complete page: 5 themes, 14 priorities, every VP represented
  • B · The focused page: 4 themes, 9 priorities, explicit "not now" list
  • C · The spine page: 3 themes, 5 priorities, formal Q3 bonus pool

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