Every decision comes back to the owner
Clarify accountability, establish a leadership rhythm and create room for business development.
Nikolay Epifanov works with owners to lead a business, operations or growth. Fractional involvement with an agreed commitment, or an interim executive role for a defined business need.

A personal executive role: agreed authority, work with your team and responsibility for implementing decisions.
Full-time leadership of one company is also considered. Availability and compatibility with other commitments are agreed before starting.
Clarify accountability, establish a leadership rhythm and create room for business development.
Align teams around shared priorities, useful performance measures and coordinated execution.
Bring the product, commercial model, team and partnerships together under one business leader.
Maintain operational continuity, cover a leadership gap or prepare a handover during change.
We agree one primary area of responsibility. Authority over budgets, people and decisions is defined explicitly.
Business priorities, the commercial model, leadership team and growth. For situations that require a single point of executive coordination.
Team coordination, accountability, management reporting and implementation. For businesses where execution needs to catch up with strategy.
Positioning, demand research, go-to-market and marketing leadership. Connect product, marketing and sales around a clear commercial direction.
Fractional describes time commitment; interim describes the period or mandate. The right format depends on the leadership attention your business needs.
Regular executive involvement on a part-time basis, working within your operating processes and leading an agreed function.
An executive role for a transition period or a defined business objective.
A personal executive position in one company can be discussed separately: CEO, Managing Director, Country Manager or COO.
Before work begins, we agree objectives, decision rights, commitment and success criteria. Duration and fees follow the discussion of your business need.
20 years of experience · EMBA · PMP
Request a CV and relevant experienceNikolay Epifanov has built technology businesses and worked in operations and commercial leadership. His experience includes building Creagames, Net.Works and UniFi, and fractional COO work in client companies.
Technology companies, digital products, B2B services, fintech and Web3. His background connects leadership, product, marketing and applied AI. Fit for your industry and business scale is discussed specifically.
Research, analytics and development specialists can support specific tasks when needed. Their scope is agreed separately from the personal executive role. Consulting assignments are presented separately from operational leadership experience.
Start with the business need and the decisions this role must be able to make.
The owner’s goal, business stage, team, constraints and reason for bringing in a leader.
Role, authority, data access, time commitment, contractual structure and success criteria.
Priorities, accountable owners, working meetings and regular performance reviews.
Continue the engagement, adjust the commitment or hand over to a permanent leader based on agreed outcomes.
Unifi Consult is Nikolay Epifanov’s professional platform. Personal executive work in another business is a separate engagement. Founder status alone does not define availability: commitment, authority and compatibility with other obligations are agreed before work begins.
In an executive engagement, the leader participates in decisions and organises implementation within agreed authority. Consulting, research or development can be discussed as separate services.
Yes. Nikolay also considers full-time roles. CEO, Managing Director, Country Manager and COO opportunities can be discussed directly, including team, authority, location and transition terms.
No. The core offer is personal executive involvement. Research, product or technical specialists join only when needed and by separate agreement.
Existing commitments, availability, competitor restrictions, confidentiality and priorities are discussed before the engagement. They form part of the agreement for the specific role.
There is no universal package. Duration, compensation and commitment depend on the business need, authority and engagement format. They are agreed after an initial conversation.
Share your company context, the challenge and expected decision-making authority. HR teams and owners can start with a role description.