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AmarinGlobal · Strategic Mentoring

Stop training
leaders.
Start producing them.

Most leadership programs produce certificates. The organizations that outperform invest in something harder to replicate: leaders who make better decisions under real pressure - with milestone accountability your L&D team can defend to the board.

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"A powerful resource for those seeking to lead through challenging times with vision, integrity, and adaptability."
- General David Petraeus · Former Director, CIA · Commander, U.S. Central Command · Endorsing Mentoring Winners from Top Execs to Managers
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20+
Years leading inside 3M, Unilever, AMEX GBT, and global startups
300+
Leaders mentored across 15+ industry sectors
35K+
CHROs, VPs, and senior leaders following Meir's thought leadership on LinkedIn
Methodology
Reference
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Meir Amarin

"Organizations don't fail because their leaders lack intelligence. They fail because there is no one in the room willing to challenge the decision before it becomes irreversible."

Meir Amarin
CEO · Senior Mentor · Author · Former 3M, Unilever, AMEX GBT & Global Startups
Leadership forged at
3M Unilever AMEX GBT Global Startups AmarinGlobal
Author · Mentor · Advisor
The leadership gap no one is solving

Your AI strategy is ready.
Your leaders may not be.

Organizations accelerating AI adoption are discovering an 18–24 month gap between technical deployment and the leadership capacity to manage it. The bottleneck is not the technology - it is human judgment operating under new complexity, at faster speed, with higher organizational stakes.

Boards and CHROs are asking the same question: how do we produce leaders who are ready for this - not in two years, but now?

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77%
of organizations report a significant gap in structured mentoring for managers and senior leaders - even as they invest in AI tools and technical onboarding. ATD State of the Industry Report
1.5–2×
the annual salary is what it costs to replace a mid-level manager - once recruiting, onboarding, and productivity loss are included. The math makes structured development straightforward. Gallup / SHRM
2×
retention lift seen in organizations with formal mentoring programs - largest among high-potentials who are most likely to be recruited away. Deloitte Global Survey
The Real Challenge

Why most leadership programs
don't produce ready leaders

The gap is not knowledge. Leaders are well-informed. The gap is application under real pressure, in real organizational complexity, with real stakes.

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Pool-based models dilute depth

When programs match leaders to whoever is available, you get consistency in process, not in quality. Real development requires a senior thinker who knows your context - not an assigned slot from a roster.

02

Generic frameworks, not real dilemmas

Most programs teach models in a vacuum. Leaders leave with notes and no ability to handle actual complexity: the team politics, the board pressure, the decision that cannot be reversed.

03

Time horizons that don't fit procurement

12-month default engagements trigger budget cycle issues and commitment fatigue. The 3–6 month structured program with clear milestones is how real readiness gets built - and funded.

"Intelligence is rarely the constraint at senior levels. The constraint is having no one in the room who will challenge the decision before it is made - not after."

The Approach

Structured milestones.
Real accountability.

Every program runs on a 30/60/90-day milestone structure with built-in accountability checkpoints for HR and L&D. Not a series of disconnected sessions - a development architecture with evidence at every stage.

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Day 30

Organizational diagnosis and program design

Deep-dive into your strategy, culture, and leadership gaps. Real context before any session begins. Milestones and success metrics agreed with HR/L&D before work starts.

60
Day 60

Real dilemma work and live decision support

Participants bring current, live challenges - not case studies. Bi-weekly 1:1 sessions with Meir directly. Structured decision-making under real organizational pressure. Unlimited async support between sessions.

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Day 90

Progress brief to HR/L&D

Written report on each participant's trajectory, milestone completion, and readiness indicators. This is the renewal and ROI evidence document - not a satisfaction score.

✓
Program Close

Capability transfer and internal anchoring

Final readiness assessment, go/no-go on advancement, and a deliberate handoff so the leadership capability continues internally - without ongoing external dependency.

Session format All programs
Bi-weekly 60–75 minute 1:1 sessions with Meir directly
Unlimited async support between sessions. Real decisions don't wait for the next calendar slot.
Milestone briefs at 30, 60, 90 days for HR/L&D - the evidence layer for investment renewal.
Why 3–6 months Designed for procurement
Long enough for real behavioral change under pressure to take hold
Short enough to fit a single budget cycle and maintain organizational urgency
Structured enough to produce board-defensible evidence, not just participant feedback

What makes this different

  • Meir personally mentors every participant. No delegation to junior staff or algorithmic matching. Availability is deliberately limited to protect the quality of each engagement.
  • Real dilemmas brought by participants, not sanitized case studies designed to be safe. The work is live, contextual, and tied to what is actually at stake.
  • AI-era leadership judgment built into every program. When the conversation turns to AI strategy, data governance, or human-machine decision-making, Meir brings the technical fluency to go there.
  • All frameworks, decision architectures, and methodology references are transferred to participants at program close - so the capability is retained by the organization, not dependent on continued engagement.
Four Programs

Designed for where your
people actually are

Each track is built around the real challenges of that leadership level, with a structured 3–6 month timeline, milestone accountability, and evidence reporting that HR and L&D can act on.

Level 01

Emerging Talent

Individual contributors and high-potentials
⏱ 90 days · Flagship entry program
  • Leading without formal authority in complex organizational environments
  • Building cross-functional influence and alignment
  • Communication that drives decisions, not just awareness
  • Structured readiness assessment for first management role
  • Stakeholder navigation and organizational political fluency
Business outcome Reduce time-to-readiness for management. Retain high-potential talent before they find that challenge elsewhere. One successful internal transition significantly offsets the cost of failed promotions or external hires.
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Level 02

People Managers

Team leads, managers and senior managers
⏱ 6 months · Highest organizational leverage
  • Managing in the era of AI and automation - leading humans and intelligent systems simultaneously
  • Decision-making under uncertainty and organizational pressure
  • Performance conversations that produce behavioral change, not tension
  • Building high-trust, high-performance teams that survive leadership transitions
  • Managing upward, laterally, and across functions with measurable influence
  • Strategic decision shadowing using live organizational cases
Business outcome Measurably improve team performance and reduce manager-driven attrition. Prepare managers for the next level with tracked milestones - not assumed readiness that fails at promotion.
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Level 03

Senior Leaders

Directors, VPs and C-suite
⏱ 6–9 months · Strategic depth
  • Real strategic dilemmas - not sanitized frameworks designed to feel comfortable
  • Executive presence and boardroom stakeholder influence under scrutiny
  • Leading through organizational complexity with competing priorities and limited authority
  • High-stakes decision-making with irreversible consequences
  • Building a leadership legacy and a culture that outlasts tenure
Business outcome Sharpen strategic judgment and accelerate executive effectiveness - tied directly to organizational results, succession readiness, and the leadership depth the board expects.
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NEW
Accelerated Readiness

HiPo 1:1 Accelerator

High-potential individual contributors
⏱ 90 days · Fastest time-to-readiness
  • 12 bi-weekly 1:1 sessions with Meir directly - no cohort, no queue
  • Unlimited async decision support between sessions
  • Custom readiness framework built around this person's actual context
  • Clear go/no-go on management readiness at program close
  • Methodology reference and written decision frameworks retained by participant and organization
Business outcome Fast-track one high-potential to management readiness in a single quarter. The lowest-risk entry point for organizations exploring structured mentoring for the first time.
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Observed Patterns

What changes when leaders
work through real situations

These examples reflect patterns that recur across engagements with professionals operating in global technology, cybersecurity, healthcare, financial services, professional services, and industrial environments. All contexts are described at sector and seniority level to protect confidentiality.

Global Technology · Senior Leadership
6-Month Senior Leaders Program
From technically excellent to organizationally influential
A senior technology leader in a global enterprise was consistently outperformed in cross-functional influence by peers with less technical depth. Through structured dilemma work focused on stakeholder architecture and strategic communication, they shifted from being the expert in the room to the executive shaping the agenda.
Director level · Global enterprise technology environment
Financial Services · People Management
6-Month People Managers Program
Team performance that survived the manager's promotion
A people manager in a high-pressure financial services environment had built strong individual relationships but no durable team operating system. The engagement focused on building team architecture that would function independently of the manager's presence - a critical requirement for promotion readiness.
Senior Manager level · Financial services, 200+ person organization
Industrial / Cybersecurity · Strategic Leadership
Senior Leaders Program
Decision clarity before commitment became irreversible
An executive leader in a critical infrastructure organization faced a transformation decision with significant organizational and regulatory consequences. Structured pre-decision challenge - examining assumptions, hidden commitments, and organizational resistance - produced a fundamentally different and more defensible path than the one originally planned.
Executive level · Industrial / critical infrastructure sector
Professional Context
Leadership Outcome
Executive technology leader in a global critical infrastructure organization
Strengthened strategic leadership and business-technology alignment. Improved ability to translate technical authority into organizational influence at the executive level.
Senior detection engineering and threat intelligence leader
Improved prioritization discipline, decision clarity under operational pressure, and cross-functional leadership effectiveness in a high-stakes security environment.
Senior enterprise architect navigating large-scale technology transformation
Shifted from execution-focused problem-solving to systemic organizational thinking. Improved ability to frame architectural decisions in business value terms for non-technical stakeholders.
Professional Context
Leadership Outcome
Senior legal executive in a software and professional services environment
Developed strategic influence beyond the legal function. Built a more credible executive voice in commercial and operational decisions where legal had previously been a late-stage input.
People and talent strategy leader in a global enterprise
Improved translation of people strategy into organizational language that resonated with business leaders - increasing the function's perceived strategic relevance.
Professional Context
Leadership Outcome
Senior engineering and scientific professional in a medical technology environment
Meaningfully improved communication effectiveness with clinical and commercial stakeholders - reducing friction in cross-functional decision-making and accelerating alignment.
UX and product design leader in a digital health organization
Strengthened organizational problem-solving, leadership positioning, and ability to advocate for design priorities in commercially and clinically complex conversations.
Professional Context
Leadership Outcome
Senior engineering manager in a fast-scaling product organization
Built resilience, faster decision-making under ambiguity, and a growth-oriented leadership approach that held under organizational pressure - not only in stable conditions.
Senior agile delivery leader navigating organizational transformation
Transitioned from execution-focused delivery toward strategic thinking. Improved ability to represent delivery complexity in terms that shaped executive expectations, not just execution plans.
Senior software engineering leader and Scrum practitioner
Shifted toward systems-level and business-oriented thinking. Improved prioritization discipline and stakeholder alignment - moving from technical contributor to organizational leader.
Professional Context
Leadership Outcome
Marketing analytics professional in a global enterprise technology environment
Improved ability to translate analytical work into business decisions - closing the gap between insight generation and organizational influence.
Data science professional navigating the transition from individual contributor to team leadership
Developed practical leadership decision-making skills applied to real analytical and people-management challenges - not simulated scenarios.
Professional Context
Leadership Outcome
Senior product and business development professional in an industrial software environment
Clarified strategic priorities, strengthened professional positioning, and accelerated decision-making through structured advisory work on real commercial challenges.
Technical team manager in a fast-paced gaming and product organization
Strengthened practical leadership decision-making by working through real operational and people-management situations - not role-play.
Customer success operations leader in a SaaS environment
Increased productivity and organizational effectiveness through practical implementation of AI tools and structured operational frameworks.
A note on confidentiality: All contexts are described at sector and seniority level. Individual and organizational names are not disclosed. The patterns above are drawn from real engagements and reflect recurring leadership challenges across global professional environments.
The Methodology

Rooted in practice,
not theory

Every program is grounded in Meir's proprietary framework, developed through real executive decision environments across 3M, Unilever, AMEX GBT, and global startups - and tested across 300+ direct mentoring engagements spanning more than 15 global industry sectors. The method moves deliberately from reflection to judgment, from judgment to action, and from action to measurable leadership maturity.

The book is not a motivational leadership text. It is a working system for leaders who must think clearly, mentor deliberately, and make better decisions before pressure turns into consequence.
Domain 01

The Dynamic Journey of Leadership

Delegation as multiplication - not task offloading. Communication under complexity. How to build trust when conditions are unstable. Includes the five mentorship principles rarely articulated at senior leadership level.

Domain 02

Data, AI, and the Human Connection

What AI changes about leadership - and what it cannot replace. How to develop data-informed judgment without outsourcing decision-making. The Narrative Architect framework for leading in data-heavy organizations.

Domain 03

Innovation as a Cultural Foundation

Innovation is not a department or an event - it is a daily decision architecture. How to build organizations where calculated risk-taking becomes structural, not exceptional.

Domain 04

Mentorship as a Growth Multiplier

The architecture of a real mentoring relationship - beyond career advice. Influencing without authority. Developing resilience in others. The precise distinction between coaching and mentoring, and when each serves.

Domain 05

Diversity, Ethics, and Responsible Leadership

Inclusion as structural advantage. The ethics of AI in leadership contexts. How to lead with integrity when institutional incentives point elsewhere.

Domain 06

Personal and Professional Transformation

Career reinvention at senior levels without narrative victimhood. Personal brand as a strategic asset. What transitions actually require - in direct terms most development programs avoid.

Together, these domains create the intellectual backbone of every program: a progression from self-awareness to decision architecture, from individual growth to scalable organizational capability.

Context-first design

Every engagement begins with your actual operating context: strategy, culture, incentive structures, key stakeholders, and the live pressure already shaping decisions.

Real-time dilemma work

Participants work through current challenges while they are still movable. The value is structured challenge before commitment hardens - not commentary after the fact.

Internal capability transfer

The engagement strengthens delegation clarity, mentoring discipline, and decision language - so the organization retains the capability long after the formal program ends.

AI-integrated leadership judgment

Modern leaders must navigate data, AI ethics, and human consequence simultaneously. The framework builds technical fluency without losing the executive judgment that data alone cannot supply.

Mentoring Winners from Top Execs to Managers by Meir Amarin
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The field manual behind the work

Participants receive the book as a reference throughout the engagement. It translates Meir's advisory principles into repeatable language, reflective exercises, and practical frameworks that organizations can share with broader leadership teams.

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Endorsed By

What global leaders say
about the methodology

The frameworks behind these programs are endorsed by military commanders, CEOs, and global strategists - from the approach in Mentoring Winners from Top Execs to Managers to the practice behind it.

★★★★★

"A powerful resource for those seeking to lead through challenging times with vision, integrity, and adaptability."

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General David Petraeus
Former Director, CIA · Commander, U.S. Central Command
★★★★★

"A must-read for anyone serious about developing bold, forward-thinking leaders."

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Michelle Drolet
CEO, Towerwall, Inc.
★★★★★

"A master class in mentorship, innovation, and transformation that distills real-world executive experience into practical wisdom that can be applied immediately."

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Vincent Hennequin
Global Growth Strategist
★★★★★

"Through powerful figurative imagery, the author helps us visualize innovation concepts and understand how a growth mindset allows us to navigate unfamiliar territories."

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Alessandra Neves
Founder, The Relieve Company

The senior thinker with no agenda
except organizational outcomes

Meir Amarin is the founder of AmarinGlobal and the author of Mentoring Winners from Top Execs to Managers. Over more than two decades, he held senior leadership roles inside 3M, Unilever, AMEX GBT, and global startups - carrying full P&L responsibility and leading business units through growth, complexity, transformation, and change across four continents.

His work today centers on what he calls decision architecture: the structural layer beneath every consequential choice. He helps leaders examine what shapes a decision, what distorts it, where it may break under pressure, and what must be clarified before commitment becomes irreversible.

This is why his mentoring is direct, practical, and deliberately selective. He is not present to motivate, flatter, or produce a theoretical framework deck. He is there to challenge the thinking while it can still be improved - and to build the leadership discipline that remains after the engagement ends.

"Most leaders do not need more advice. They need one serious thinking partner who will challenge the decision before it is locked - and then hold them accountable to what they discover."
20+ years in global leadership at 3M, Unilever, AMEX GBT, and global startups - across four continents, with full P&L responsibility at each
300+ leaders mentored directly across 15+ industry sectors and global geographies
Author: Mentoring Winners from Top Execs to Managers - endorsed by General David Petraeus
IBM Certified Data Scientist - technical depth when AI strategy and data governance are on the table
Digital Transformation certification - BCG & University of Virginia
Executive MA, Public Administration - Tel Aviv University
Thought leadership followed by 35,000+ CHROs, VPs, and senior leaders across global enterprise organizations
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The Case for Investment

What the research says about
structured leadership development

These figures are drawn from published research on formal mentoring and structured leadership programs. They represent the standard well-designed programs achieve - and the standard every AmarinGlobal engagement is held to.

Published research from SHRM, Gartner, Deloitte, and ATD. External, third-party data.
50%
Higher likelihood of promotion
Employees in formal mentoring programs are significantly more likely to be promoted than those without a structured development relationship.
Source: SHRM / Sun Microsystems study
72%
Of executives credit a mentor
Nearly three in four senior executives say a mentor played a critical role in their professional trajectory - not a training program.
Source: Harvard Business Review
2×
Retention lift for mentored employees
Organizations with structured mentoring retain employees at roughly twice the rate. The gap is largest among high-potentials who are most vulnerable to competitive recruitment.
Source: Deloitte Global Millennial Survey
1.5–2×
Cost of replacing a manager
Replacing a mid-level manager costs between 1.5 and 2 times their annual salary once recruiting, onboarding, and productivity loss are accounted for.
Source: Gallup / SHRM
77%
Of companies report mentoring gaps
Most organizations acknowledge they lack structured mentoring for managers and senior leaders - even as they invest heavily in technical onboarding and AI tools.
Source: ATD State of the Industry Report
25%
Salary increase for mentored managers
Managers who participated in formal mentoring programs earned measurably more over time - reflecting accelerated career progression and expanded organizational responsibility.
Source: SHRM Mentoring Research
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers. No sales spin.

How is this different from pool-based mentoring platforms?
Pool-based platforms match leaders to whoever is available from a large roster - you get consistency in process, not in quality or context. Here, Meir personally mentors every participant: no junior staff, no algorithmic matching, no one-size-fits-all modules. The roster is deliberately limited to protect the depth each engagement requires. Every session is built around what is actually happening in that person's organization - not a generic leadership curriculum.
How is this different from executive coaching?
Executive coaching typically focuses on the individual's behavioral patterns, often without deep engagement with the organizational context. This is mentoring: it combines personal challenge with active engagement on the actual strategic, operational, and political situations the leader is navigating. The output is not self-awareness - it is better decisions, made faster, under real pressure, with frameworks the organization retains after the program closes.
What if our leader is not ready after the program closes?
Readiness is a trajectory, not a switch. If a participant has not reached the target milestone, Meir will be direct about why, what remains, and what a sensible path forward looks like. There is no automatic extension fee. The go/no-go assessment at program close is an honest evaluation - not a device to extend the engagement.
Can we run this for multiple leaders simultaneously?
Yes. Cohort programs are designed for groups of 6–10. For senior leaders, small cohorts of 2–4 are also available. Both formats maintain direct access to Meir throughout. Availability is limited across all formats, so early scoping conversations are recommended. For organizations looking to run multiple cohorts over time, the Enterprise Partnership format addresses this - see below.
How do we measure ROI?
At the start of every engagement, we agree on the specific outcomes you are tracking: promotion readiness, retention indicators, team performance, succession depth. Meir provides written milestone briefs at 30, 60, and 90 days for HR/L&D. The goal is for you to make a defensible case for the program at renewal - not a vague satisfaction score that means nothing to a CFO.
What happens to the frameworks after the program ends?
All decision frameworks, readiness assessments, and methodology references are retained by participants and the organization at program close. The design intent is internal capability transfer - the organization should not need to re-engage to maintain what was built. This is a deliberate structural choice, not a common one in the advisory industry.
Do you work with organizations outside the US?
Yes. Meir works globally, with active engagements across North America, Europe, Israel, and Asia-Pacific. All programs can be delivered remotely. Pricing is shown in USD; IL (₪) and EU (€) pricing is available on request. Time zone alignment is confirmed at the start of the scoping conversation.
Why use this instead of internal L&D?
Internal L&D teams are typically excellent at scale - onboarding, training content, and organizational culture. What they rarely provide is the senior external thinker who has no organizational agenda, no political position to protect, and no interest in producing a flattering development report. The challenge before the decision, not after, is what makes the difference. This is what external mentoring at this level provides - and it is designed to complement, not replace, what internal L&D already does well.
Investment

Program-based pricing.
No per-session surprises.

Priced by value delivered, not hours logged. Every program includes direct mentoring with Meir, organizational program design, milestone reporting to HR/L&D, and the methodology reference. Shown in USD; IL / EU pricing available on request.

Cohort Program

Emerging Talent

For organizations developing their next generation of leaders before they enter management - and before they leave for an organization that will.

⏱ 90-day program
$15,000–22,000
per cohort
approx. $2,000–3,000 per participant
  • Cohort of 6–8 participants
  • 4 group workshops with Meir
  • 2 individual touchpoints per participant
  • 30/60/90-day milestone reporting for HR/L&D
  • Program design and readiness framework included
📘 Participants receive the methodology reference. Additional copies available for the broader team.
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Cohort Program · Most Requested

People Managers

The highest-leverage investment for organizations where manager quality drives team performance, retention, and succession depth.

⏱ 6-month program
$40,000–65,000
per cohort
approx. $5,000–8,000 per participant
  • Cohort of 6–10 participants
  • Bi-weekly 1:1 sessions with Meir
  • Group workshops (4×) including AI-era leadership track
  • Manager 360 assessment at program open
  • Quarterly HR/L&D review with Meir directly
  • Real-time async decision support between sessions
📘 Participants receive the methodology reference. Organizational copies available for L&D teams and managers.
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Individual Engagement

Senior Leaders

Confidential, high-stakes mentoring for leaders who need a serious thinking partner - not a coach, not a consultant, not a facilitator.

⏱ 6–9 month engagement
$28,000–55,000
per person
Individual or small cohort of 2–4
  • Monthly sessions with async access to Meir between sessions
  • Live strategic dilemma work - current situations, not theoretical cases
  • Boardroom and senior stakeholder preparation
  • Full confidentiality - organizational reporting at discretion of leader
  • Written decision frameworks retained by participant at program close
📘 Participants receive the methodology reference. Additional leadership team copies available on request.
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NEW · Accelerated Readiness

HiPo 1:1 Accelerator

Fast-track one high-potential to management readiness in a single quarter. Direct access to Meir - no cohort required, no queue.

⏱ 90-day program
$9,500–14,500
per person
Less than three executive coaching sessions. One successful internal promotion justifies the investment.
  • 12 bi-weekly 1:1 sessions with Meir directly
  • Unlimited async support between sessions
  • Custom readiness framework built for this person
  • Methodology reference and program frameworks retained at close
  • HR/L&D progress brief at day 45 and program close
  • Clear go/no-go on management readiness - direct and unambiguous
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Enterprise & Multi-Cohort

Enterprise Leadership Partnership

For organizations running structured mentoring across multiple cohorts, leadership levels, or geographies over a multi-quarter horizon. Custom-scoped to your organizational architecture, talent strategy, and L&D calendar.

  • Multi-cohort delivery across leadership levels - sequenced to your succession planning cycle
  • Dedicated organizational diagnostic at program inception - strategy, culture, talent gaps
  • Integrated reporting to CHRO and L&D leadership with benchmark tracking across cohorts
  • Custom framework development tied to your organizational competencies and language
  • Priority scheduling and dedicated capacity reserved across the engagement period
  • All methodology, frameworks, and assessments transferred to internal L&D at partnership close
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Custom pricing · Priority availability
The math
1.5–2×
Average cost of replacing a manager versus their annual salary. One retained manager pays for a full cohort program. The ROI case is straightforward.
The budget category
L&D Line
This is a single L&D budget line - not a consulting fee. Structured programs with defined scope and milestone deliverables are typically approved quickly, even in constrained budget environments.
The comparison
$500–900/hr
Standard executive coaching rate. A 90-day HiPo program at $9,500 is less than three individual executive coaching sessions - with structured milestones, async support, and a readiness assessment included.

All programs are custom-scoped. Pricing is value-based and depends on cohort size, duration, and organizational complexity. Israel (₪) and EU (€) pricing available on request. Per-session rates are not published - because that is not the right unit of measure for this work.

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