Measuring impact: How participants rate our workshops

Our work improves leadership skills, boosts employee engagement, and strengthens collaboration across diverse, multi-generational teams.

We use Net Promoter Score as one tool to measure how participants in our client organizations experience our workshops. Here’s the data for our highest impact sessions.

Education nonprofit:

  • 68: Culturally-Aware Feedback  at Work

  • 80: Getting Into Accountability as a Supervisor 

  • 61: What it Means to Be a Supervisor Here

Global clothing retailer:

  • 50: Culturally-Aware Feedback at Work

  • 77: Understanding + Addressing Microaggressions at Work

Homelessness advocacy nonprofit:

  • 50: Psychological Safety in Inclusive Spaces

  • 60: Exploring Personal Identity & Privilege Spectrum

  • 60: Understanding Systemic Racism + The Groundwater Approach

Mission-driven wealth management firm:

  • 50: Psychological Safety in Inclusive Spaces

  • 56: Culturally-Aware Feedback at Work, Part 1

  • 62: Culturally-Aware Feedback at Work, Part 2

National youth sports nonprofit:

  • 55: Psychological Safety in Inclusive Spaces

  • 44: Culturally-Aware Feedback at Work

  • 91: Tactical Ways Leaders Can Champion Equity

Public Sector HR Association:

  • 75: Culturally-Aware Feedback at Work

Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a widely used customer experience metric that measures loyalty and satisfaction. It measures “detractors” and “promoters” and ranges from -100 to +100. For reference, above 0 is good, above 20 is favorable, above 50 is excellent, and above 80 is world-class. Learn more here.

As a part of our workshop services, we also work closely with internal teams to:

  • Provide customized and strategic post-workshop recommendations to promote continued learning

  • Integrate key measurement practices into existing systems for tracking long-term culture change and program effectiveness

Participant Feedback

  • “Walking through the examples in small groups was valuable. It gave me the confidence to say something when I might not have in the full group, and getting feedback was really helpful.”

  • “Helpful to get specific frameworks to think about when breaking down microaggressions and how to intervene, and good to discuss in breakout groups.”

  • “Sharing in the affinity groups was so much more helpful than I expected (I thought it was going to be awful!).”

  • “Michael and Viva hold a thoughtful and productive space for people to learn, process, and correct. I've been in spaces that seem to exacerbate the issues and make them feel heavier, so I particularly appreciate the focus on joy and connection without diminishing the heaviness and the gravity of the issues. The most valuable thing, beyond the quality of the space, was the good questions and thoughtful prompts.”

  • “The most valuable part of the session was encouraging the participant to question their positioning in the world and how that impacts others around them in the workplace.”

  • “The tangible tools and frameworks were a standout highlight. It makes something scary feel so easy. There was also great engagement via chat and off-mute, which made the work feel even more valuable.”

  • “I really appreciated the candidness with which Viva and Michael talk about power dynamics and how the role-playing scenarios flesh this out.”

  • ​​“I love the thoughtful guidance (what you showed on the slide) and that role plays DO WORK! The experience of being in the feedback session was really helpful.”

  • “As a leadership team member, this was great to see my own growth and perspective changes and re-energized around all the positive impacts this will have as we work together.”

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