Micro Launch (NP)

Service Description

Your board is ready to act on the priority gap it named. The First Sequence set the move; The Readiness Check confirmed it was ready. The Launch & Look-Back is where the move happens — and, just as importantly, where you find out honestly whether it landed, before the momentum fades into "we'll circle back on that sometime." This offering coordinates that single rollout moment directly: real support through the actual launch, not just advice beforehand, so the move your board committed to gets executed with someone in the room who's done this before and can catch a problem while it's still small. Right after, we run one structured retrospective session with leadership — a genuine start/stop/continue conversation, not a formality — that asks plainly what worked, what didn't, and what should change before the next move. That conversation closes with a specific, named next-step recommendation, not a vague "let's keep monitoring." The retrospective is where the real value sits. It's easy for a board to declare a launch a success simply because it happened; it's harder, and far more useful, to sit down honestly and name what actually worked versus what just barely got through. We hold that conversation deliberately, on the record, using a plain start/stop/continue structure, so the answer your board carries forward is genuinely honest, not a comfortable summary written to close the meeting quickly. This offering exists for the moment right after a board commits to something real but singular — not a full program launch, not a capital campaign, one concrete move. It's scaled to match: fast, direct, honest about whether that move actually landed. You walk away with direct support through the rollout moment itself, a completed retrospective with clear findings, and a concrete recommendation for what comes next — whether that's declaring the move complete, or naming a specific gap worth a deeper look. What this doesn't include is ongoing outcome monitoring over time, or a new strategic-planning engagement if the retrospective surfaces something bigger — that routes back to Plan as its own scoped conversation. Nonprofit-rate pricing is expected to apply once catalog rates are finalized. If your board has committed to a move and needs proof it actually happened — and an honest read on what to do next — this is that proof point. Book The Launch & Look-Back and give your board a real answer, not just an assumption that things went fine.