


CEOs, MDs, Chief Officers, Chairs and Executive or Senior Leadership Teams who need shared line of sight, quicker decisions, and healthier challenge.
8–12 weeks, plus a follow-up around 6–8 weeks later.
Newly formed teams, decisions that loop, strained relationships, meetings that do not turn into action, or visible drift in pace and follow through.
Whole team workshops, short 1:1s with each leader, a light pulse, plus facilitation of the first one or two leadership meetings.
One-page purpose and mandate that the team stands behind, with clear priorities and boundaries.
Practical team charter that sets speak-up cues, accountability and how tension is handled.
Decision rights map that makes ownership explicit, reduces escalation and speeds up time to decision.
Lean cadence and agenda set So decisions land once, in the right room, with clear owners.
We make mandate and decision rights explicit.
So decisions land once, in the right room, with clear owners.
We separate person from role.
So leaders can say the hard things without blame and stay on each other’s side.
We treat tension as useful information.
So conflict becomes safer, fairer and more focused on the work.
1. Discover (Weeks 1–2)
Confidential 1:1s with each leader, a short pulse on meeting experience and time to decision, plus a light read across of recent plans and minutes.
We build a simple baseline of what helps and what gets in the way.
3. Practise and embed (Weeks 4–8)
We run real meetings using the new cadence, facilitating the first one or two, then stepping back. Each meeting ends with a short review to tune habits.
We add targeted Leadership Reflection Sessions where helpful to unlock progress.
5. Follow-up (6–8 weeks later)
A brief check on the early signals and what’s drifting.
We help remove any blockers and agree the smallest adjustments to keep pace and follow-through.
2. Align (Weeks 2–4)
A whole team workshop to agree purpose and mandate.
We identify the decisions only this team takes, draft the decision rights map and team charter, and set the first cadence experiment.
4. Review and handover (Weeks 8–12)
We check progress against early signals from baseline to endline, finalise the map, charter and agendas, and agree a light sustain plan.
Leader 1:1s to surface expectations and friction points.
Pulse survey (8 to 12 items) on meeting experience, time to decision, and speak-up confidence.
Whole team workshops (2 to 3) to align mandate, decisions, and norms.
Meeting cadence setup with templates, plus facilitation of the first one or two meetings.
Artefacts: purpose and mandate on a page, decision rights map, team charter, agendas, concise action plan, success measures, and a board-ready summary.
Targeted short Leadership Reflection Sessions where helpful.
Sponsor: 3 to 4 hours across kick-off, reviews, and handover.
Leaders: 2 to 3 whole team sessions, brief 1:1s, plus participation in the first tuned meetings.
Provide recent plans and minutes and agree meeting slots.
In a half day, we help you turn strategy into a small set of moves people can act on.
A focused 90-minute working session to make sense of a complex situation, test options, and leave with a clear next step.