Business Model Planning and Standardized Operation System Construction for "XX Alliance School Project" of a Science and Technology Education CompanyAbstractThis case documents a comprehensive management consulting engagement in which a technology education enterprise transformed from upstream hardware sales to school-based education services, driven by value-chain insight. Confronting the structural dilemma of thin upstream margins and high downstream customer-acquisition costs in the STEM education sector, the project team designed a B2G2C synergy model of "school traffic acquisition + off-campus value deepening," and integrated business model redesign, operational standardization, and organizational capability building through a five-stage closed loop of diagnosis, design, validation, institutionalization, and coaching.Spanning 18 months (September 2024 to March 2026), the project began with an in-depth diagnosis through stakeholder interviews, on-site observations, and data analysis, identifying four core bottlenecks: ambiguous value proposition, operation dependent on individual experience, weak management infrastructure, and insufficient capability for government collaboration. The root cause was pinpointed as the mismatch between technology-oriented thinking and service-operation demands. In the design phase, the team reconstructed a four-tier customer structure and a five-step conversion funnel, clarified an integrated value proposition of "co-built laboratory + curriculum delivery + competition operation + study-camp service," and established a strategic decomposition system spanning financial, customer, process, and growth dimensions. In the validation phase, a pilot agreement was signed; a six-step conversion funnel filtered 682 prospective students down to 98 enrolled, achieving a 50% gross margin and 15% net margin per school, with a CAC of approximately 800 RMB and first-year LTV of approximately 5,000 RMB, yielding an LTV/CAC ratio of about 6:1. In the institutionalization phase, a process system covering 18 critical nodes and a standardized operations manual of five modules were established, compressing the school partnership cycle from about 100 days to 45 days. In the coaching phase, departing from the traditional consulting paradigm of "deliver the report and leave," the team conducted one-on-one executive coaching for the founder throughout the entire project, deeply integrating strategic advisory with weekly follow-through to drive the migration of management knowledge from external advisor to internal team, resulting in a step-change improvement in the CEO's strategic thinking and management-tool proficiency.The core innovation of this case lies not only in delivering a replicable business and operational system, but also in achieving a shift from external transfusion to self-sustained capability building through a dual-track "advisor + coach" intervention. It offers a practical, verifiable, and transferable methodology for technology enterprises undertaking service-oriented transformation, start-ups building organizational capability, and practitioners exploring the B2G2C model.