
Group Design is an unspoken responsibility.


An education for boards, executive, and leadership teams on the current state of Group Decision Making and immediate steps they can take to improve output and outcomes.
A hands-on workshop that teaches the Optimal GDM framework through simulated implementation.
Full training on the SchellingPoint framework and software for people who guide groups through decision making and design.
Groups typically see a measurable difference in design quality from the first Optimal GDM application. The concepts and methods are designed for immediate use — no lengthy ramp required.
Decision designers, facilitators, strategy and policy teams, and leadership — anyone responsible for guiding a group to high-quality decisions. Programs are available for individuals and full organizational cohorts.
The Optimal GDM framework: the concepts, frames, and methods that replace conventional group decision design. Participants leave able to design decisions that are measurably more accurate, complete, and aligned — and to verify that they are.
Facilitation training improves how groups interact. Design thinking improves how problems are framed. Optimal GDM training improves what gets designed — the actual configuration of goals and actions. The three are complementary, not interchangeable.
Programs range from introductory sessions of a few hours to full certification-level programs. Format, depth, and duration are matched to the organization’s needs and the decisions they face.