Maybe turnover is higher than it should be — and the exit interviews say "personal reasons" while your gut says something different. Maybe your last culture initiative didn't stick, because culture initiatives never stick when the structural problems underneath them stay untouched. Maybe you've inherited a team that's been absorbing dysfunction for years and you're only beginning to understand what you're actually walking into.
You've probably tried the usual things: leadership retreats, consultant reports, town halls designed to surface concerns that nobody actually feels safe naming. The dysfunction persists because nobody has done the one thing that needs to happen first — diagnose what's broken at a structural level, without a stake in protecting the existing narrative.
That's the work I do.
I work with organizations where stated values and lived culture have stopped talking to each other — where the gap between what leadership says and what staff experience has become too wide to ignore, too costly to paper over, and too structural to fix with another workshop about it.
I start with a diagnostic. Not a framework overlay. Not a recommendation you'll shelve. A precise, independent assessment of what's actually broken, named clearly, before anything else happens. That diagnosis can stand alone as a complete deliverable. It can also become the foundation for rebuild work — because once the problem is accurately named, the path forward becomes significantly clearer.
The goal is always the same: make doing the right thing structurally easier than doing the wrong thing.
You can feel that something is wrong. You need an independent, clear-eyed picture of what's actually broken before you can act. 3–4 weeks | From $5,500 CAD
The problem is identified. You need someone to actually fix it — not recommend someone else does. 6–10 weeks | From $12,000 CAD
The dysfunction is interconnected, piecemeal fixes keep failing, and you need a partner who can hold the whole picture through a real change cycle. 4–12 months | From $45,000 CAD
For when you know something is wrong, but can't name it precisely enough to act on it.
Organizations can feel dysfunction before they can diagnose it. Turnover climbs. Engagement erodes. The official narrative and the break-room conversation become two entirely different stories. Good people start leaving — quietly at first, then not quietly.
This engagement gives you an independent, unvarnished picture of what's actually broken — not what's uncomfortable to say internally, not what's politically safe to name in a board presentation, but what's structurally causing the dysfunction you're experiencing and what it's actually costing you.
This engagement stands alone as a complete deliverable. It's also the natural entry point into a Targeted Systems Redesign — the diagnosis is already done, so you know exactly what to fix.
Timeline: 3-4 weeks from signed agreement and confirmed interview access
Investment: From $5,500 to $10,000 CAD scoped by organization size and access complexity.
For when the problem is already clear and you need someone to actually rebuild it.
Not a workshop about it. Not a report recommending that someone else fix it. The actual rebuild — working documents, restructured frameworks, real systems that make it structurally easier to do the right thing than to do the wrong thing.
This engagement starts with one clearly defined problem and a leader who has the mandate to act on it. "We need to fix our culture" is not a starting point for this work. "Our complaints investigation process is creating harm and needs to be rebuilt from the ground up" is.
This engagement stands alone. It can also expand into an Organizational Transformation Partnership if the organization is ready for broader transformation work once the immediate problem is resolved.
Timeline: 6-10 weeks, scroped by project complexity
Investment: From $12,000 to $25,000 CAD scoped by project complexity
For when piecemeal fixes keep failing because nobody is holding the whole picture.
This is not an organizational diagnostic plus a targeted systems redesign with a retainer added on. That distinction matters to me, and it matters to you too.
Some organizations are dealing with dysfunction that is structurally interconnected; you cannot fix the policy framework without also addressing the decision authority structure, and you cannot address that without working through what leadership actually stands for, and none of it holds without someone who can see the whole system over time as it stabilizes. This engagement is designed for that.
It's a complete organizational change cycle: diagnostic, redesign, embedded advisory, and formal evaluation. The evaluation component is what makes this categorically different from sequencing separate engagements. You need a partner who was in the room when the diagnosis was made and can assess, at the end of the engagement, whether implementation stayed true to the original intent. That longitudinal perspective cannot be replicated by bringing someone new in at the close of a project.
Timeline: 4–12 months, project-scoped at engagement start
Investment: From $45,000–$75,000 CAD, project-scoped before engagement begins
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