Client Stories
Our clients represent different organizations, industries, and missions, but share one need: a stronger design for execution.
Some need to strengthen one critical initiative. Others need multiple projects, teams, and systems to work as one. Leaders and professionals also come to develop this capability for themselves.
In every setting, the work begins the same way: clarifying the logic, exposing assumptions, and testing the design before decisions harden into budgets and schedules. Using LogFrame best design practices enhanced by AI.
Different challenges. Different industries. One disciplined approach to designing for results.
These cases demonstrate more than outcomes. Developing the design together builds shared understanding, strengthens alignment, and prepares teams to execute what they have shaped.
Single Initiative Design
One Initiative That Must Deliver
These organizations faced a critical initiative that needed clearer outcomes, stronger logic, or a strategic reset before execution continued.
Single Initiative Design helped leaders expose assumptions, resolve gaps, and build a coherent design for results.
Stop an Invasive Threat to Pacific Northwest Forests
Washington State Department of Agriculture
Program Design & Alignment
Multiple Initiatives That Must Work as One
These organizations had important work underway across multiple teams, projects, or systems—but lacked a clear architecture connecting them.
Program Design & Alignment clarified dependencies, resolved overlaps and gaps, and aligned the moving parts around shared outcomes.
Unite Three National Research Laboratories Behind One Supercomputing Strategy
National Nuclear Security Administration
Consolidate Government Operations Across Multiple Agencies
Washington State Efficiency Commission
Strategic Designer Workshop
Where Strategic Designers Are Developed
Strategic design is also a capability leaders and professionals can develop for themselves.
Participants enroll as individuals or small teams to learn and apply the LogFrame to real initiatives and leave with stronger designs—and a capability they can use repeatedly.
These workshops are offered as in-house programs, or virtually through small cohort groups.