On-Site Implementation

What You Get With an On-Site Engagement

This is what an on-site engagement actually produces — not a worksheet, not a video course. A live read on where your organization actually stands, pillar by pillar, updated every time you retake the assessment.

This comes with on-site work. It is not part of the digital course, and it is not something a workbook from Amazon includes on its own.

Your own leading and lagging indicators

A dashboard is only as useful as what it is actually tracking. Part of every on-site engagement is defining that with you — not handing you a generic template, but working through what actually proves progress in your organization specifically.

Leading Indicators

Track whether the work is actually happening — the day-to-day behaviors and actions that predict whether change is taking hold, before the results show up.

Lagging Indicators

Track what it is worth — the measurable return, tied to real business outcomes, that tells you the investment was worth it.

Every pillar has its own version of both. In Growth specifically, this is central to the work itself — but it runs through Direction, Values, Leadership, and Experience the same way.

See it in action

Below is an example, built from illustrative data, showing exactly what your organization's own dashboard would look like — five pillars measured, stage by stage, down to what to do next.