It has never been easier to build. Deciding what to build, and getting your organization behind it, is another matter.

We work those decisions out with you and your leaders, then prove them in work that runs, not decks. Three senior partners, no handoffs.

Talk to a partnerThree kinds of work

Where are you stuck?

These are doors, not departments. Come in through the one that matches the problem you are holding. Most engagements end up drawing on more than one.

What should we build?Product DirectionDecide what to build and whether anyone will want it, then prove it in something that runs.See how →Can we work this way?New Ways of WorkingChange how your teams build, proven with your teams on real product work.See how →Who leads the building?Design LeadershipA senior partner in your leadership, for exactly as long as you need one.See how →
Where engagements begin

Strategic Alignment Session

Most engagements begin here: one structured working session that gets your leaders to a decision they will act on. It ends with a direction, an owner, and a next move. Sometimes it is all you need.

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In practice

ExactTarget’s product vision preceded its $2.5B acquisition by Salesforce. CloudGenix was acquired by Palo Alto Networks. Google’s Area 120 turned ideas into shipped products. The work runs, and then it goes somewhere.

CiscoSalesforceAdobeGoogleeBayKaiser PermanenteExactTargetPalo Alto Networks

Three senior partners. No handoffs.

You work with Greg, Chuck, or Audrey from the first conversation through delivery.

Greg BakerVision strategy and experimentationChuck MooreDesign leadership and craftAudrey CraneDesign strategy for business leaders