At The 2326 Group, we intentionally limit our client roster to ensure every engagement receives the full depth of our curiosity and strategic rigor. We work with those who are ready to stop adding skills and start evolving their mind.

Target: Founders, CEOs, and C-Suite Executives
Most leaders are "Subject" to their businesses—trapped in the daily "dance floor" of tactical firefighting. This intensive is designed to facilitate a Subject-Object Shift, allowing you to view your organization as a machine you design rather than a role you inhabit.

Target: Executive Leadership Teams or Cross-Functional Strategic Groups (8 people or fewer)
Unlike traditional team training that focuses on isolated skills, we focus on the Systemic Feedback Loops—the invisible dynamics, communication patterns, and decision-making algorithms that determine your team’s output. We help your team stop playing on the "dance floor" of daily friction and step onto the "balcony" of collective foresight.

Target: Directors, Junior VPs, or managers of other managers
Mid-level leaders are the primary drivers of an organization's Systemic Health. Positioned between high-level vision and tactical execution, they face a unique "Systemic Squeeze"—the immense pressure to hit KPIs and maximize profitability while simultaneously architecting the culture and development of their teams.
When these leaders lack the necessary Cognitive Aperture, they become the organization’s most significant bottleneck. They revert to "First-Order Thinking," applying technical patches to human complexities, leading to burnout, disengagement, and systemic fragility.

Target: New Managers and High-Potential Individual Contributors
Promoting a top individual contributor without a corresponding mindset upgrade is a Systemic Failure, trapping the new leader in a role they are not vertically equipped to lead. Their 1st-Order "Individual Performance" identity becomes a liability, leading to a tendency toward tactical micromanagement rather than Systemic Architecture. This failure is often the first symptom of the Owner’s Trap in your mid-management layer.
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