We’re a learning sciences company that works on-site with operations teams, built on two convictions: that rapid adaptation is the essential skill of our era, and that meaningful work should be accessible to everyone.
As technology accelerates, the most valuable skill won’t be mastering a single tool—it will be the ability to pivot and acquire new skills quickly. Learning how to learn is the best investment you can make.
Benjamin Manning
Founder
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Stop hiring for skills you could build internally. The talent you need is usually already on your payroll. We embed with your team on-site, restructure how the work gets done, and leave the capability behind.
Our Story-Centered Curriculum, refined over 20 years of learning science application, places your employees inside authentic professional scenarios where they actively solve complex problems under the guidance of practicing industry experts.
The ROI is straightforward: capable teams make better decisions faster, and upskilling existing employees costs a fraction of recruiting, hiring, and onboarding specialized talent. Every engagement is measured against an operating metric you already own.
We don’t just train your teams. We teach them how to train themselves.
In a landscape where technical skills have a 2–3 year half-life, the real competitive advantage isn’t what your employees know—it’s how quickly they can learn what they’ll need to know next.
Our programs embed metacognitive skill development into every learning experience. Through Story-Centered Curriculum refined over 20 years, your teams tackle authentic workplace challenges while simultaneously learning:
- ✓How to deconstruct complex problems into learnable components
- ✓Which learning strategies work for different types of skills
- ✓How to seek, evaluate, and apply new information effectively
- ✓How experts actually think through ambiguous situations
Out of Tragedy Comes a New Beginning
Our founder and CEO sustained a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) in an automobile accident in high school that left him paralyzed from the chest down and confined to a wheelchair without the use of his hands.
Since 1993 and with the support of an awesome family, he completed three engineering degrees, worked as a practicing software and system engineer for 30 years and taught at three different Research I level universities.
Start with a capability assessment.
A two-week diagnostic that baselines where your team is, identifies the workflows worth changing first, and produces a costed roadmap. It stands on its own, and it scopes everything that follows.
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