Your Team Needs Strategic Thinking.
You Need It Now.
The Real Barrier
Not All Teams Have Four Weeks to Close Their Strategic Thinking Gap.
But when you look at the calendar, the pre-work window isn't there.
Maybe your team's training schedule is already committed, and the structure is set. Maybe you're running a leadership program and need a focused session that fits inside it. Maybe you've found that self-paced pre-work doesn't survive contact with a busy team.
The gap doesn't close itself. The question is whether the right format exists to close it.
Your team works on a real strategic challenge, not a case study, not a hypothetical. They leave with a shared strategic response and a personal commitment to one strategic action. That's not a lighter version of the program. That's a different format delivering the same result.
The Training
Same Frameworks. Expert Facilitation. One Session.
Session Structure
One Day. Six Steps. A Strategic Response You Can Act On.
Opening Block - Framework Orientation
The session opens with the
frameworks, not a lecture, not a review, but a working orientation that
connects directly to the challenge your team is about to tackle.
- The difference between tactical and strategic thinking, and what it's costing your team right now
- Three strategic thinking patterns that change how you approach any challenge
- Nine strategic questions that surface what tactical thinking misses
Working Blocks - The Six-Step Strategic Response Framework
Step 1 — Define the real problem. Not the symptom. Not the tactical pain point. The actual strategic challenge.
Step 2 — Map the systemic factors. Understand the conditions that created the challenge — not just the challenge itself.
Step 3 — Learn from what works. Identify proven approaches from any context and adapt them deliberately.
Step 4 — Build your first strategic actions. Specific, concrete, and genuinely strategic — not a task list.
Step 5 — Plan for the people who matter. Stakeholder
engagement as a strategic act, not a communication step.
Step 6 — Contrast the strategic response with what you would have done before. Name the shift explicitly.
Closing Block — Commitments and Close
Each participant identifies one specific thing they will do differently, starting this week. The team reviews the completed Strategic Response Document together. The session ends with clarity, not a summary.
What Your Team Produces
Shared Team Strategic Response
Individual Strategic Commitment
Delivery Options
Choose the Format That Fits Your Team
Small Team Virtual
$5,500
Virtual half-day (4 hours)
Single facilitator
Small Team In-Person
$8,800
Full day (6.5 hours)
Single facilitator
Larger Group Virtual
Virtual half-day (4 hours)
Lead + 1 facilitator
Larger Group In-Person
Full day (6.5 hours)
Lead + 1 facilitator
Want to go deeper after the Intensive?
The Strategic Thinking Foundations for Teams is the full four-week blended program, self-paced pre-work, a longer live session, and an individual Strategic Response Plan for every participant. If your organization completes the Intensive and wants to run the full program within 12 months, the Intensive investment applies in full as a credit.
This Session Is Built For
You Bring the Team. Cecilia Brings 25+ Years of Strategic Thinking Experience.

Common Questions
What pre-work is required?
Participants receive a 2–3 page Framework Quick-Reference Guide 5 business days before the session. That's it. No modules, no online platform, no coursework.
The guide covers the three strategic thinking patterns and the nine strategic questions your team will apply during the session — enough to arrive ready to work, without the time commitment of a full course.
How is this different from the Strategic Thinking Foundations for Teams?
The Foundations for Teams is a four-week blended program: self-paced online modules, a live facilitated session, and post-session individual work. It's designed for teams that can commit to that structure and timeline.
The Intensive delivers the same frameworks and expert facilitation in a single session, with no pre-work required. If your team completes the Intensive and wants to go deeper individually or as a program, the full course is available, and the Intensive investment applies as a credit toward it.
Can we work our own strategic challenge?
You're not solving a case study. You're working on something real.
How long does the session run?
Virtual: 4 hours. In-person: 6.5 hours, including a lunch break. Both formats complete the full six-step Strategic Response Framework and produce a Shared Team Strategic Response Document by the end of the session.
What if we already have a full-day program and
only have a half-day slot?
The virtual half-day format runs 4 hours and is designed to stand alone inside a larger program. If you're working with a specific time constraint, discuss the details on the discovery call; the session structure can be adapted for groups with a defined slot within an existing event.
Is the certificate the same as the Strategic Thinking Foundations Certificate?
Both are LinkedIn-ready and verifiable. They reflect different levels of engagement with the material.
What happens after the session?
Every participant leaves with the Shared Team Strategic Response Document and their individual written commitment.
Participants who want to continue developing their strategic thinking skills can enroll in Strategic Thinking Foundations, the self-paced course that provides the depth and individual practice to make the shift stick. For organizations ready to run the full blended program with their team, the Intensive investment credits in full within 12 months.
