Organizational Effectiveness Diagnostic Debrief

Executive interpretation of your diagnostic results—so you know what matters most and what to address first.

Purpose of the Diagnostic Debrief

The Organizational Effectiveness Diagnostic Debrief is a paid, executive-level session designed to help leadership teams make sense of their diagnostic results.

Many organizations complete assessments and walk away with more questions than clarity. This debrief bridges that gap by translating scores and patterns into meaningful insight about execution risk, organizational design, and leadership alignment.

This is not a generic walkthrough. It is expert interpretation grounded in experience working inside complex, regulated, and mission-driven organizations.

Intended Audience

This debrief is designed for:

  • Executive and senior leadership teams

  • Organizations navigating cross-functional initiatives

  • Leaders experiencing execution friction or stalled priorities

  • Organizations considering deeper assessment or transformation work

What Leaders Gain from the Debrief

During the Diagnostic Debrief, leaders will:

  • Understand what the diagnostic results actually indicate

  • Identify systemic issues vs. isolated problems

  • Surface execution risks that often go unnoticed

  • Clarify which issues deserve attention now—and which can wait

  • Gain a shared, objective perspective across the leadership team

Engagement Scope and Deliverables

60–90 minute facilitated session (virtual)

  1. Review of diagnostic results and patterns

  2. Interpretation of strengths, inconsistencies, and risk areas

  3. Guided discussion with leadership

  4. Q&A and next-step considerations

Scope Clarifications

To ensure clarity and scope alignment, this engagement does not include:

  • Detailed solution design

  • Implementation planning

  • Organizational restructuring

  • Facilitation beyond the debrief session

Those services are available separately if warranted.

Next Steps

If your diagnostic results raised questions—or confirmed concerns—a Diagnostic Debrief can help you determine the right path forward.