Leadership alignment.
- The outcome
- Agreed priorities, decisions and owners
- Format
- Facilitated half-day
- Who takes part
- Up to eight leaders
- You leave with
- Decision and ownership map, next actions
- Investment
- $20,000
For your team
For leadership teams and the teams doing the work. Every engagement starts with a structured brief, a fit confirmation and a written agreement.
Which sounds like you
| Compare | Leadership alignment | Team working lab | Organizational advisory |
|---|---|---|---|
| The outcome | Agreed priorities, decisions and owners | A better way of doing one piece of work | Judgment as one priority develops |
| Format | Facilitated half-day | Facilitated half-day | Eight allocated hours a month |
| Who takes part | Up to eight leaders | One team | One decision owner, others as needed |
| You leave with | Decision and ownership map, next actions | Responsibilities, success measures, test plan | Written recommendations, reviewed documents |
| Investment | $20,000 | $12,500 | $12,500 / month Initial commitment $37,500 over three months |
Why team work costs more than a private session. It includes preparation across stakeholders, decisions the whole group shares, documentation and follow-through. A private session can address a founder’s decision. It should not quietly become team facilitation or an organizational assessment.
Leadership alignment
A leadership team whose priorities sound agreed while the decisions, approvals and trade-offs say otherwise.
Priorities, decision rights and ownership. Each open decision is said out loud: who recommends, who decides, what must be known first and by when.
A decision and ownership map, agreed next actions and a record of the questions still open.
Team working lab
One team that needs to design and test a better way of doing one specific piece of work, or a contained AI pilot.
The workflow as it really runs today, where the effort goes, what to keep, what to hand to a system or to AI, and how to test the change.
Clear responsibilities, success measures and a test plan the team can run.
Organizational advisory
An organization working through one priority that needs experienced judgment as it develops, without hiring a fractional executive.
One agreed organizational priority: the decisions it raises, the documents it produces and the people it depends on.
Written recommendations, reviewed documents and a leadership team that keeps moving between sessions.
Custom organizational engagement
Company-specific learning, multi-team programs and broader change work. Each one is scoped and agreed in writing before purchase, with defined modules, participants, materials and internal reuse rights.
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