Current Offerings

Who This Work Is For

This work is most aligned with:

  • Bioregional collaboratives

  • Food systems and climate coalitions

  • Regenerative and solidarity economy initiatives

  • Foundations funding cross-sector collaboration

  • Leaders responsible for long-term ecological or social transition work

It is not designed for rapid scale-up, public persuasion campaigns, or conventional consulting deliverables.

It is designed for those who understand that the ability to make decisions together is itself a civilizational asset.

Shared Decisionmaking Capacity Intensives

Focused, time-bound strategy engagements for coalitions, networks, and initiatives navigating ecological and institutional volatility.

These intensives are designed for groups that:

  • Share exposure to material risk but struggle to align

  • Experience fragmentation despite shared purpose

  • Carry responsibility under uncertainty and constraint

  • Recognize that cooperation is necessary, yet feel stuck

An intensive typically includes:

  • A diagnostic of the coordination environment

  • Mapping of material constraints, legitimacy limits, and role pressures

  • Identification of shared decisionmaking bottlenecks

  • Clarification of participation boundaries and authority lines

  • Design adjustments that strengthen collective capacity

The aim is clearer perception, steadier coordination, and decisions that match actual conditions.

These engagements are focused and strategic. They are most useful for groups already committed to long-term responsibility and willing to examine how they are organizing themselves.

Field Briefings & Strategic Conversations

Short-format engagements for foundations, research groups, and leadership teams who need orientation before committing resources or launching initiatives.

These sessions focus on:

  • Recognizing threshold conditions

  • Understanding predictable coordination failure patterns

  • Assessing readiness for collaboration

  • Identifying where cooperation is viable and where it may backfire

  • Strengthening shared perceptual capacity

These are not motivational talks or technical trainings. They are strategic orientation sessions grounded in real constraints.

Research, Writing & Field Inquiry

I am currently developing a body of work on shared decisionmaking capacity under ecological and institutional breakdown.

This includes:

  • Field interviews with coalition leaders and regenerative practitioners

  • Essays and field memos synthesizing cross-sector insights

  • Development of diagnostic tools and navigational frameworks

  • Long-arc inquiry into relational infrastructure for common fate

This work informs and is informed by practice. Groups who engage in intensives often contribute insight to this evolving field inquiry.