Sometimes both sides
are ready to move on.
We help you do it right.

We help Canadian professionals understand their situation, plan their exit, and approach the right conversations — so they can leave on good terms and in a stronger position.

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Professional mutual exit agreement
Both sides
ready to move on
The best exits happen when both parties are aligned. We help you get there.

You're done. They're done. Nobody's said it yet.

There's a version of this situation that plays out every day in workplaces across Canada: a professional who's underengaged, checked out, or being quietly managed out — and an employer who's already moved on, but hasn't said it clearly.

Both sides want the same thing. But without a clear, structured path, the exit turns messy — or never happens on good terms.

We help you see the situation clearly, approach it strategically, and exit in a way that works for everyone.

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A mutual exit is a win for both sides

When both parties are ready to move on, a well-planned exit isn't a conflict — it's a resolution. The only question is who approaches it with a plan.

The Employer
Wants to move on from the relationship
Prefers a clean, low-conflict exit
Motivated to avoid disruption
Has a process — you may not know it
Wants resolution
OnVerge Advisory
"We help you navigate to the same place — on your terms."
Understand your situation
Plan the conversation
Exit with clarity
You
Underengaged or ready for something new
Feeling pushed out or managed out
Unsure how to approach the exit
Wants to leave on good terms
Wants a clean exit
A mutual exit. On good terms.
You leave with clarity, dignity, and a plan for what's next. They get the resolution they wanted. Everyone moves on.

What changes when you have a plan

Without Advisory Support
React under pressure — say the wrong thing
Resign impulsively, forfeit your options
Accept the first offer without context
Leave with unresolved tension or conflict
No plan for what's next
Burn the bridge on the way out
With OnVerge Advisory
Understand what's happening before you respond
Time your exit strategically
Approach conversations with a clear position
Leave professionally, without escalation
Exit with a defined plan for what comes next
Protect your reputation on the way out

Practical support at every stage of the exit

From the moment you realize something has shifted, to the day you walk out — we help you navigate it with clarity and intention.

Situation Assessment

Understand what's actually happening — from the organizational perspective — before you make any move.

Exit Strategy

Build a deliberate, structured plan for how — and when — you make your move.

Conversation Prep

Know exactly what to say, when to say it, and what not to do before any critical discussion.

Document Guidance

Take time to understand what you're being asked to sign before you sign it.

Reputation Protection

Leave professionally. Protect references, relationships, and your standing in the industry.

What's Next

Don't just plan the exit — plan the transition. Leave knowing where you're headed.

If any of this sounds familiar, you're probably in the right place

You're underengaged, checked out, or quietly being managed out — and you're not sure what comes next.

You're on a Performance Improvement Plan and suspect it's more about managing you out than helping you improve.

You want to leave but don't know the right way to approach it, or whether the timing is right.

You've been offered a severance package and want to understand what it means before responding.

Your role or working conditions have changed significantly and you're unsure how to respond.

You need to have a difficult conversation with HR or your manager and want to be prepared.

Not the right fit?

OnVerge Advisory isn't for general career coaching, job searching, or one-off questions. We work best with professionals who are in a specific situation and want to approach it thoughtfully.

If you're unsure, the fit check takes five minutes and helps us both figure out if we can genuinely help.

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Choose the level of support that fits your situation

Every engagement begins with a fit check. Once confirmed, select the service that matches the complexity of your situation.

Entry Point

Clarity Session

$395 CAD
60 minutes
Ideal for: situations where you need clarity before taking action
  • Structured assessment of your situation
  • Organizational perspective on what may be happening
  • Clear, prioritized next steps
  • Follow-up summary via email
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Comprehensive

Advisory Support

$3,500 CAD
4–6 week engagement
Ideal for: complex or evolving situations requiring ongoing guidance
  • Everything in the Exit Strategy Intensive
  • Ongoing advisory access throughout
  • Continued support as the situation develops
  • Preparation for multiple conversations
  • Referral to employment lawyer if needed
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Important Note

OnVerge Advisory provides coaching and strategic guidance only. We are not lawyers and do not provide legal advice or representation. If your situation requires legal support, we can help point you in the right direction.

From fit check to clarity and a plan

A simple, confidential process designed to get you the right support as quickly as possible.

1

Complete the Fit Check

A short, confidential questionnaire — takes 3–5 minutes. We review within one business day.

2

We Confirm Fit

We review your responses to determine if it's a good fit to work together, or help point you in the right direction if not.

3

Sign & Book

Review and sign the engagement agreement digitally via SignWell, then book your first session via Calendly.

4

Get Clarity & a Plan

Your first session delivers immediate, situation-specific insight. You'll leave with clarity and a defined path forward.

"

I didn't realize how differently I could approach the situation until I fully understood it. That changed how I handled everything that followed.

— Senior Manager, Toronto

Don't make a career decision without a plan.

The fit check is free, confidential, and takes less than five minutes. It's the first step toward a mutual exit that works — for you.