Services — Augur Leadership Architecture

Ways to work together

Different entry
points.
Same work.

The playbook that got you here stopped working. You're not the problem. The structure underneath it is. Every engagement starts with finding it. Then we fix it.

Every engagement begins with The Orientation. This is not a formality. It is the diagnostic that makes the rest of the work possible.

01

The
Orientation

Entry point $777

Before anything can be fixed, it has to be found.

Most leaders arrive thinking they know what the problem is. They're usually right about the symptoms and wrong about the source. The Orientation is where we find the actual problem.

This is a 90-minute diagnostic. Not a sales call. Not a discovery session designed to get you to buy something bigger. A structured examination of where the strain is actually coming from and what it's costing you.

By the end, you have a structural brief. A specific, honest map of what's broken, what it's producing, and which path makes sense next: The Rebuild for individual structural redesign or The Foundation for organizational work.

The brief is yours. It doesn't expire. It is the most useful 90 minutes of diagnostic work most leaders have ever done, because most leaders have never had anyone look at the structure instead of at them.

What you receive
  • A 90-minute structural diagnostic
  • A written brief: what's broken, what it's producing, what comes next
  • $777 credit toward whichever path you take

The Orientation is required for every engagement, including referrals. A referral shortens the trust-building. It does not replace the diagnostic. Walking into an $8,000 or $25,000 engagement with a client's self-diagnosis instead of a structural map is not the same thing.

Who this is for

You know something is wrong but you can't name it precisely. You've been told the problem is you. You've tried the coaching, the frameworks, the productivity systems. You're still stuck. You need someone to look at the structure.

What this is not
  • A free consultation
  • A pitch for the next thing
  • A session where you leave with homework and no answers

You leave with a brief. The brief tells you what's broken and what to do about it. That's the whole point.

02

The
Rebuild

Depth engagement From $8,000

The Orientation found it. The Rebuild fixes it.

By the time we get here, I already know what's broken. The diagnostic brief from The Orientation is our starting point, not our destination. We are not spending time figuring out what the problem is. We are redesigning the structure that created it.

This is 1:1 work. One leader. Their system. Decision authority remapped, role clarity defined, accountability anchors set. We do it in one intensive day, then you go run your organization differently. We review what the implementation data tells us across three sessions over 90 days.

You leave with a structural blueprint you own. A written close document that maps what held, what is still fragile, and what to watch for. The engagement ends. The infrastructure stays.

Most leaders who come here have already tried everything else. Coaching. Therapy. Productivity systems. Leadership programs. Something structural was wrong the whole time. Nobody looked at the structure.

What you receive
  • One full-day Design Intensive
  • Three 90-minute implementation reviews at 30, 60, and 90 days
  • A structural blueprint built specifically for your organizational reality
  • A written close document you keep after the engagement ends
  • $777 credit from The Orientation applied to your investment
Between sessions

There is no ad hoc access between sessions. This is not a gap in the service. It is the service working correctly. The implementation happens in your organization, not in the sessions. The sessions are for reviewing what the implementation revealed.

If something urgent surfaces between sessions, write it down. That problem is exactly what we look at in the next review. The discomfort of sitting with an implementation question without immediate access is part of the work. It forces you to test the structure rather than outsourcing the testing back to me.

The Rebuild runs virtually or in person. We'll talk through which makes sense for you once we've done The Orientation.

"If you are recognizing you need help and feel like your ways of working are no longer serving you, Alison has a way of helping you shatter the mental barriers your brain has created and helping you work through strategies for creating new pathways and approaches to problem solving."

Chris Buckley, Operations Director, Pedal Movement

03

The
Foundation

Organizational From $25,000

Some problems don't live in one person. They live in the whole system.

When the decision-making is diffuse, the accountability is unclear, and the bottlenecks are coming from everywhere at once, coaching one person will not fix it. The whole structure needs to be redesigned.

The Foundation is the organizational engagement. It works at the level where the structural problem actually lives: across the team, through the leadership layer, into the systems and processes that determine how work gets done and who owns what.

This is not consulting where someone comes in, tells you what to change, and leaves. It is architecture work. We design the structure together, build the capacity to run it, and create the conditions for the organization to keep running the work after the engagement ends.

The coaching industry fixes people. The Foundation fixes the system they are all operating inside.

The format

Three months minimum, scoped to the organization.

  • Phase 1Two full intensive days The diagnostic is already done. The Orientation brief is the starting point. Day one we design the organizational architecture. Day two we build the experiments and the implementation plan. You leave with a complete structural design and a clear set of experiments to run in the first 30 days.
  • Phase 2One full day, month two The organization has been running experiments. We review the implementation data, adjust the architecture, and build the next set of structural moves.
  • Phase 3One full day, month three Consolidation and handoff. We build the internal infrastructure that lets the organization keep running the work without external support. Templates, frameworks, and facilitation guides go to the internal owner.

Async between sessions is bounded and specific. This is not retainer availability. It is structured check-ins tied to the experiments and actions the organization is running.

The Foundation runs virtually or in person. We'll talk through which makes sense for your organization once we've done The Orientation.

The proof — Pedal Movement, Long Beach

Employee survey participation: 40% to 96%

First internally-generated, data-backed operational research study in company history

Manager meeting structure transformed across the team

Supported the organization's most significant new business RFP submission

Four working tools delivered that the organization owns and runs independently

The Operations Director came in thinking he had a confidence problem. He left with an organizational infrastructure that did not exist before. The confidence was a byproduct of the structure working.

In their words

"I told you I wanted to burn it down. My business. Everyone else in my life had cautioned me not to. You were the first person to say 'what are we going to use? how are we going to do it?' That was incredibly freeing."

Claire Beaumont — Founder, Foreverywear

Who this is for

You'll
recognize
yourself
here.

  • The founder who built a playbook for crisis, and it stopped working in scale

    You survived the hard part. Now the things that got you here are quietly getting in the way.

  • The senior leader whose role has outgrown its structure

    You're responsible for more than you can shape. Decisions are slowing down. Authority has drifted somewhere you can't quite locate.

  • The capable one who keeps being told to work on themselves

    You've done the coaching. You've read the books. Something structural is still broken and nobody is looking at it.

  • The team that's scaling faster than its clarity

    Great people. Everyone working hard. And somehow still not moving as fast as you should be.

  • The person who already knows something needs to change

    You don't need to be in crisis to work with me. You just need to be honest about what's not working.

Not sure
which one
fits?

That's what the first conversation is for. Tell me what's going on and I'll tell you where I think we should start. No pressure to commit to anything before that.

If you're early stage and budget is a real constraint, say so. I'd rather have that conversation than lose someone who needs this to sticker shock.