Approach

Two moments, months apart, around one real dilemma

A LumaSphere experience has a fixed shape. It starts with Day 1, the gathering, a full day, and continues with Day 2, the return, a half day three to four months later. In between, the question stays alive.

01 · Full day

Day 1 · the gathering

The Experience first, then the dilemma.

3 to 4 months later

02 · Half day

Day 2 · the return

Same circle, same dilemma, one level deeper, and commitments to act on.

Every experience

What every executive experience includes

The theme, the place and the people change every time. These four never do.

01The room

A small, curated room

Six to eight senior leaders from your key accounts and your own organisation, by invitation only. We speak with every participant beforehand.

02The question

One real strategic dilemma

Shaped beforehand with each participant, around what your clients' leaders are facing right now. Worked through in the Strategic Dilemma Lab.

03The Experience

Something familiar, turned around

An unexpected challenge, designed for this circle, after which people speak more openly. Never the same twice.

04The return

One level deeper

Three to four months later the same circle comes back to the same dilemma, with what each person has done since, and leaves with commitments to act on.

The journey

From the first conversation to the return

Beforehand

A conversation with every participant

The dilemma comes out of what they are wrestling with.

Day 1 · the gathering

The Experience and the Lab

The Experience opens the day. In the Strategic Dilemma Lab the circle works through the dilemma. The day ends at the table.

In between

The question stays alive

A small assignment and a personal message until the circle meets again.

Day 2 · the return

The circle returns

Same dilemma, one level deeper, and what each person does next.

Afterwards

What surfaced

The themes, without names, as input for your account plan.

Day 1 · The Experience

Something familiar, with one thing turned around

Day 1 opens with The Experience. It is designed new for every circle, around its dilemma, its place and its people. It brings the group together and makes the dilemma felt before anyone discusses it.

Nobody has to perform. Everyone takes part. After a moment like that, people speak more openly, and that carries into the Lab and into Day 2.

Your role and ours

You bring the relationships. We take care of everything else

Your role

You choose the accounts and the people. Who sends the invitation, we decide together. On the day, you take part alongside your clients, not in front of them. You listen, you contribute and you hear first-hand what your clients are facing.

Our role

We design and run the experience from start to finish: the conversations beforehand, the dilemma, the Experience, the location and both days. Who hosts the room is chosen for the dilemma: one of the participants, or an expert we bring in. It never becomes a side project for someone on your team.

Off the record

What is said stays in the room. What you learn goes with you

Nothing leaves the table

Nothing that is said is shared in a way that can be traced to a person or a company. Participants speak freely because what they say only travels further if they take it further themselves.

You hear it first-hand

Because you take part as a peer, you hear directly what your clients are wrestling with, and they hear how you think. That shared conversation deepens the relationship, not a report afterwards.

The Impact Review

After Day 2, we sit down with you to look back: what has changed in these relationships, and where to take them next. A conversation about impact, with the themes that surfaced, never who said what.

Which of your clients would you start with?

Tell us which client relationships you want to take further. In a first conversation we explore together whether there is a dilemma worth building an experience around. If there isn't, we will say so.

Five Founding Partner places · until July 2027

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