Let’s get your company to repeatability.

We work directly with companies to apply every aspect of the Levers framework into their businesses. Reach out to learn more and find out when our next class is.

How it works.

 

We facilitate your experience with the Levers workshops over an intensive four weeks.

 

Get feedback.

The facilitation team has helped hundreds of businesses go through these workshops. Get feedback, coaching, and ideas on the outputs of your Levers workshops from them.

Group learning.

We organize the workshop sessions such that you are always paired with 2-3 other companies going through them at the same time, so you can learn from others as well as yourselves. There is strength in community.

How our classes are structured

 

Video workshops

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Each Levers chapter is recorded into short instructional video segments that guide you and your team step-by-step through the work.

Self-directed work

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You and your team do the workshops on your own time and schedule, giving you the flexibility to get it done in the way that best fits your company culture and work style.

Feedback sessions

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Twice a week for four weeks you share the output of your workshops with an experienced facilitation team and a few other companies, getting feedback on your own work and learning from others too.

Sample schedule

The Levers workshops are 90-minutes, twice a week, for four weeks.

 
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Levers workshop faciliation team

 
 
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Trevor Boehm

Trevor Boehm was a writer before finding his way into building companies. A serial founder, he has also invested in more than forty startups, many of those through Techstars’ first Impact accelerator and as Managing Director of Alexa Next Stage, a program run with the Amazon Alexa Fund. He is currently at the venture fund Saturn Five.


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Cody Simms

Cody Simms has been working in high growth technology endeavors since moving to San Francisco in 1999 to get a job using his Chinese language skills and accidentally falling into the dotcom boom with a pre-IPO startup. He’s held product roles at StumbleUpon, Yahoo, The New York Times, Sprint, and NBC Internet and has been supporting startup ecosystems as a career since 2013.

Sign up for Levers facilitation

We have a selective process for acceptance into our facilitated workshop sessions. Please indicate in the message below why your company is a fit.