Company Agility
Bring Agility to the Company Level
Does every challenge push your business closer to the brink instead of making it stronger? You're not alone — and it doesn't have to stay that way.
Does This Sound Familiar?
Signs Your Company Needs a Better Operating System
Uncertainty brings your business to a standstill. Teams operate in silos, unable to adapt or innovate when it matters most.
Instead of growing stronger, your systems collapse under stress — leaving chaos and inefficiency in their wake.
Every disruption feels like an emergency, pulling resources away from long-term growth and eroding trust and culture.
Competitors pivot and innovate while your organization struggles to maintain the status quo.
Are cross-functional initiatives doomed from the start? Tempted to hire more Program Managers — or go into Founder Mode and just be involved in everything yourself?
The Destination
What If Your Business Grew Stronger With Every Challenge?
With clarity, fewer dependencies, and higher autonomy, people can be proactive and adapt faster — before challenges become crises.
A clear scorecard of the few things that matter right now — with people collaborating across reporting lines to move the needle.
People acting like integrators and mini-CEOs. Issues surface, but they're tackled quickly — not escalated endlessly.
Opportunities are leveraged, not feared. Challenges strengthen the system instead of breaking it.
The Approach
Leveraging Company Agility to Become Anti-Fragile
Developing your company like a product
More and more businesses are applying the principles used to build great products — empowered cross-functional teams, aligned autonomy, evidence-based empiricism — to make the company itself agile and adaptive at scale.Start with a complex transformation
Often the journey begins with a high-impact transformation — GenAI adoption, cloud migration, PLG motion, hybrid workforce. That's the catalyst.
Identify internal "Products"
Find the internal products that serve the company's ability to thrive: Employee Experience, Revenue Operations, Product Operations, and others.
Reflect on strategic goals via OKRs
Use your strategic goals to identify which internal products require active development — and apply context-appropriate product development techniques to them.
Iteratively shape a custom operating system
Explore relevant patterns (OKRs, EOS/Traction, Scaling Up, Kanban, Scrum) and iteratively shape an operating system that fits your organization's specific context.
Engagement Models
How We Work Together
Working hands-on with the leadership team to help them get going on developing their company as a product — building the capability together.
Working with the leaders of a specific high-impact initiative — helping them develop it like a product using lean/agile principles.
Lighter-touch engagements working 1:1 with a specific leader — a thought partner and sounding board for navigating organizational complexity.
Ready to develop your company like a product?
Let's discuss how adaptability, traction, and flow can help you scale your company — starting with where you are today.