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Your people are capable.

They are working hard.

So why does everything feel like a heavy lift?

Could it be that organizations stagnate, and

people fail to reach their full potential for the exact same reasons?

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"I have spent 24 years moving organizations from slow to fast.  When even the small things take too long, competitive risk grows and your best people disengage. You become vulnerable." 

Simon Rurka, founder of The Simon Impact

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 What People Are Saying About Simon 

"Clearly our challenges aren’t unique. But Simon actually helped us get clear and do something about them.."
- Marketing Director, Semiconductors

Your Organization and Goals Are Unique.
A Starting Point For Working With You... 

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The Simon Assessment™

Highly guided team-level process to find where decisions get stuck, time is wasted on low impact work, productivity slows and motivation suffers.

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Stagnation Traps Workshop

Focused 2-4 hours where leaders from across the organization learn to identify and address the forces that keep people and teams stuck at average.

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Five Force Multipliers (5M) 

 The 5M approach helps managers unlock untapped talent in their teams. Designed for leaders who want to create an environment where people thrive.

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Exec-Sponsored 1:1 Coaching

Moving to a higher level of leadership is hard.

Give your highest performers the support to succeed at the next level.

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For those moving into a senior leadership role.

For high performers becoming first time managers.

Move Faster.
Lead More Boldly.
Increase Innovation.
Energize The Teams. 

Why People and Organizations Get Stuck

As organizations grow, inertia hits teams at every level.

People work hard, but even the small things take too long.

Competitive risk grows, and top performers disengage or leave. 
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