Measure twice, cut once
Get a Diagnosis
- Unfiltered feedback
- Synthesized data you can actually use
- Honest insights to drive change
Clarity + roadblocks identified + options of what to do about it.
Design a Plan
- A customized path to health that fits
- No fluff, no surprises, just meaningful work
- Expert partnership
A tailored plan designed to meet your business’s needs with a clear path forward.
Build a (Better) Future
- A focused path forward with real-time results
- Organizational shifts that will have a lasting impact
- In the foxhole, with you all the way
Building the business you’ve always dreamed of leading.
Our Solution
Leadership
Organizational health starts with the decision makers.
Talent
Every organization has A, B, and C players.
Culture
Behaviors are what we do and how we act.
Strategy
If culture is the heart and soul of an organization, strategy is the bone and the muscle.
Guiding Dynamics
We embrace paradox and reject binary thinking.
Sure, everything exists on a spectrum, but the pitfalls of either/or thinking are significant. We believe that the magic happens when we hold seemingly opposing values in tension.
01
Authority & Vulnerability
Authority: exercising decision-making power on behalf of the organization
Vulnerability: engaging interpersonal and organizational uncertainty
02
Ambition & Humility
Ambition: the drive to improve and achieve meaningful outcomes
Humility: the accurate assessment of one’s abilities and limitations in a given context
03
Performance & People
Performance: formal and informal systems through which success is expected and rewarded
People: formal and informal systems through which individuals feel seen and supported
04
Focus & Flexibility
Focus: fixed clarity about where an organization is going and how to get there
Flexibility: the ability of an organization to adapt to real time challenges and opportunities

Failure Management
In entrepreneurship, defeats of this nature are a foregone conclusion and failing is a way of everyday life. In preparation for starting a private equity business years later, I read every book I could find, to brace myself for the failure that awaited me.

Pride in Humility’s Clothing
Amy Williams, COO of Marrow, shares her thoughts on the subtle nuance between pride and humility in Workbench’s latest blog, Pride in Humility’s Clothing. As a leader are you preventing others from taking ownership and growing? Or self-sabotaging and engineering your own personal burnout?

The Accidental Entrepreneur
Even though I played the part, there was always a mismatch between me and the traditional business landscape.