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One recent project or decision that should have moved faster — plus the meeting summary, the board, and one follow-up thread. That's most of what we need.
In 5 business days, we find exactly where decisions, ownership, and priority are getting lost between your meetings, AI summaries, and project tools — and redesign one critical handoff your team can use immediately.
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Meeting summaries. Project dashboards. Slack threads. Documentation. AI assistants. Automations. You invested in all of it to help the company move faster. But faster output has not consistently produced faster execution.
The meeting ends, but ownership is still open to interpretation. The AI summary looks complete, but the real priority is missing. The project board is updated, but different people are working from different definitions of done.
Nothing looks obviously broken. Yet decisions get revisited, follow-up multiplies, and work requires more coordination than the tools were supposed to eliminate.
The meeting ends, but ownership is fuzzy. The AI summary looks clean, but priority is missing. The board is updated, but no one agrees on what done means. It's not that your people aren't smart — it's that too much still depends on you to reconnect, re-explain, and re-prioritize.
Decisions, ownership, priority, and context are being captured somewhere — they're just not surviving the trip from conversation, to AI summary, to project tool, to the person who has to act. That's not a tooling gap. It's a design gap. And AI accelerates it, because now there's more output to interpret than ever.
A meeting consultant looks at meetings. A project-management consultant looks at your board. An AI consultant looks at your prompts. We look at the whole chain — and the exact points where meaning stops surviving the trip:
Green is clarity. Red is where momentum leaks. The sprint finds your version of this chain — and the specific handoff most worth fixing first.
Left undesigned, this compounds: another tool produces more output, another leader takes longer to reach context, and another project gets reworked because an assumption surfaced too late. The company looks busy, but coordinated movement becomes harder.
One recent project or decision that should have moved faster — plus the meeting summary, the board, and one follow-up thread. That's most of what we need.
A leadership interview, a review of what your tools actually captured, and optional stakeholder interviews.
Not a 40-page report. One redesigned handoff—a template or standard your team puts to work the morning after the readout.
In five business days, you'll know whether your tools are helping work move — or just creating the illusion of progress. Here's everything included:
You'll leave with three specific leaks, the one highest-leverage fix, and one handoff your team can use the next morning.