Collaboratively define strategy, set measurable goals, and establish realistic action plans.
Bring new ideas to life and break out of the mold without risking important parts of the structure.
Look from a fresh angle at underpinnings which are limiting organizational or personal results.
- Leaders around the table agreed on the mission (the why) but not the what and how.
- Fast growth compromised the core business..
- A fledgling network was primed to expand its national influence.
- A corporation wanted to design and launch a new social impact initiative that closely aligned with its business strategy.
- A board task force charged with executive recruitment needed to select its top candidate.
- The executive wasn't certain of his company's strategy.
- Neither the board nor the leadership team knew where to focus their limited resources.
- An entrepreneur's growth plan was stymied.
- A leader found herself at a career crossroad.
The length of each engagement depends on context — where you are now and what you want to accomplish.
There is no single, one-size-fits-all time frame.
It can take an afternoon, a long weekend or several months.
Some issues are interpersonal or tactical. They often can be settled with one or more conversations.
Other issues are organizational or systemic. They take a while longer.
Every engagement is different because every organization’s needs are different.
It’s a matter of assessing the situation and your willingness to do the work and take a good, hard look at things.
But don’t worry. You’ll be glad you did.