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Raj Malhotra

Director of Operations → Strategy · Summit Health

Met at Quarterly check-in · video call

New KPI: time-to-first-value, not adoption
EMR migration pushed to Q1 (staffing gap)

Send time-to-value framework before the offsite

The reorganization they mentioned in passing is the reason your renewal is in trouble.

Consulting runs on trust, and trust is built from details: the KPI the board just started caring about, the reorganization that quietly changed who signs off on your renewal, the person you were told to loop in three meetings ago. None of it lives in a proposal deck.

Between engagements, all of it fades. You walk into the next call re-reading old notes instead of already knowing what changed, and the client feels the difference between a consultant who remembers and one who's just billing hours.

From a quarterly check-in to a renewal that isn't a surprise.

Here's what actually staying prepared looks like.

Capture it in your own words, right after the check-in.

Say it out loud, in your own words, right after a call or a check-in. LifeLong Network turns it into a person, the facts that matter and a follow-up. It does not listen in or record live conversations.
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Wrapped up the quarterly check-in with Raj Malhotra at Summit Health, he mentioned the board is now fixated on time-to-first-value instead of raw adoption numbers, that's the new KPI. Their VP of Ops, Angela Whitfield, is taking over the day-to-day vendor relationship next quarter since Raj is moving into a strategy role. He also mentioned the EMR migration got pushed to Q1 because of a staffing gap on their IT side. Follow up before the strategy offsite in six weeks with a time-to-value framework, and loop in Angela directly going forward.Wrapped up the quarterly check-in with Raj…
Who:Raj Malhotra·Quarterly check-in · video call
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Raj Malhotra
Director of Operations → Strategy · Summit Health
1 encounter · just now
To strengthen
Next time, ask about:
“How did the strategy offsite go?”
“Is Angela fully ramped on the account now?”
“Did the EMR migration timeline hold for Q1?”
Account
New KPI: time-to-first-value, not adoption
EMR migration pushed to Q1 (staffing gap)
Personal
Moving into a new strategy role
Angela Whitfield now owns day-to-day
Send time-to-value framework before the offsite · loop in Angela going forward
That capture becomes a living profile the moment you save it.

LifeLong tracks a contact's role and priorities as they change inside the account, surfaces exactly what you still don't know about them before the next call, and stays exportable to whatever project or billing tool you already run.

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Raj Malhotra
Director of Operations, Summit Health · Denver
2 encounters · 1 min ago
The AI heard something different, confirm?
Company: “Director of Operations, Summit Health” → “VP of Strategy, Summit Health”

The same check-in, and the two ways the renewal can go.

Without

A quarterly check-in, and notes you will re-read before the next one
The new KPI and the handover to Angela live only in your memory
The renewal conversation starts with a surprise

With LifeLong

Raj Malhotra, moving into a strategy role at Summit Health
New KPI: time-to-first-value, not raw adoption
Time-to-value framework sent before the offsite, with Angela looped in

Questions consultants ask before they start.

Is this another CRM I have to keep up with alongside my client work?

No. LifeLong Network isn't a CRM replacement, it feeds your CRM. One-click export to Salesforce, HubSpot, and Pipedrive, or a plain CSV for whatever project or billing tool you already run.

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Never. You capture in your own words right after a call or a check-in. LifeLong Network does not listen in or record live conversations.

What happens to a client's information after I capture it?

It's stored in Canada and encrypted at rest, with some processing by vetted providers in the US and EU. We hold to PIPEDA and Québec Law 25 standards, and you can export or delete a client's record at any time.