Enterprise Value

Doesn’t Increase by Accident.

Every business hits roadblocks. Kastina Advisors helps CEOs find what is standing in the way, choose the right path, and build a valuable company.

Enterprise Value

Doesn’t Increase by Accident.

Enterprise value grows when strategy, leadership, and execution are aligned.

Kastina Advisors helps founder-led, venture-backed, and private equity-backed technology companies accelerate growth, improve execution, and increase enterprise value through hands-on operational leadership.

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I’ve sat on both sides of the table—as a founder and CEO responsible for growth, and as a

steward of investor capital responsible for value creation.

THOMAS ENGDAHL

THE PROBLEM

When Growth Stalls, Experience Matters.

You've built a real company. Your product works and your customers see the value. But something has changed. The strategies that brought you this far aren't producing the same results.

Your leadership team has ideas. Your investors have expectations. Everyone has an opinion. What you need is a perspective from someone who has faced these challenges before.

With more than 30 years of experience building, scaling, transforming, and exiting technology companies, Thomas Engdahl brings the perspective of someone who has been responsible for making the difficult decisions. Not just recommending them.

Every business hits roadblocks. The question is which one is really in your way, and what to do about it.

THE SOLUTION

Fractional Executive Leadership Built Around One Outcome: Enterprise Value.

Kastina Advisors provides fractional CEO and COO leadership to growth-stage technology companies navigating a critical inflection point. Every engagement is built around a single question: what does this business need to be worth significantly more — and how do we get there?

We align strategy, leadership, and operations. We remove the obstacles blocking growth. We build the execution discipline that turns a good company into a great one.

The result is a business that performs better, commands a stronger market position, and is prepared for whatever comes next — whether that’s the next funding round, a strategic acquisition, or a full exit.

Proof Points

Enterprise Value Is Measurable. So Are the Results.

$400M+

In shareholder value created across multiple companies, turnarounds, and exits — as the leader driving it, not an advisor watching from the outside.

320%+

Revenue growth delivered at a technology company through market repositioning, stronger partnerships, and operational execution — resulting in a successful acquisition.

~$500M

Public market valuation achieved building a startup from the ground up — through capital raises, national expansion, and a successful exit.

How It Works

Hands-On Leadership. Measurable Results. No Long-Term Lock-In.

01: Diagnostic

We start by understanding where you are: the business, the team, the market, and the gaps between where you are and where you need to be. No assumptions. No frameworks applied before the facts are understood.

02: Priorities

We identify the highest-leverage opportunities and build a clear execution plan around them.

03: Execution

We work alongside your team to implement it — driving accountability, removing obstacles, and adjusting as conditions change.

04: Outcome

A business that is growing faster, executing better, and worth more than when we started.

THOMAS ENGDAHL

Founder & Principal

I’m Not a Consultant Who Became a Fractional Executive. I’m a CEO Who Has Done This Repeatedly.

The board didn’t call because they needed another strategy presentation. They called because the company needed results.


After meeting with customers, employees, and leadership, I saw that the company still had a strong product, loyal customers, and a real market opportunity. The problem wasn’t the business. It was execution.


We aligned leadership, established clear priorities, restored accountability, returned the company to growth, and ultimately completed a successful acquisition.


IMost companies we work with aren't broken. They've hit a roadblock. One conversation is usually enough to know which one, and whether there's an opportunity worth pursuing.

Most companies we work with aren’t broken. They’re underperforming relative to what they’re actually capable of. One conversation is usually enough to know whether there’s an opportunity worth pursuing.

No pitch. No obligation. Just a direct conversation about your business.