intelligent failure built for culture change. Designed for people.
Executive consulting, customized workshops, and inspiring keynotes for businesses, non-profits and governments
intelligent failure built for culture change. Designed for people.
Executive consulting, customized workshops, and inspiring keynotes for businesses, non-profits and governments
Build the vital skills needed to fail intelligently.
We deliver in-person and live-facilitated online learning experiences to keep your people connected, engaged, and failing well.
Make Intelligent Failure part of what you’re already doing.
We work with your people, leaders, and processes to foster Intelligent Failure using your organization’s existing structures.
Transform your organization’s relationship with failure.
Combining our talks, workshops and consulting, we create a seamless strategy for changing the culture of your organization.
Private sector, non-profit, and government clients
Continents
Workshops delivered
Talks delivered
Failure reports + failure sharing events
Media interviews
Help an audience see failure anew.
Whether in person or via webinar, our talks inspire, engage, and energize an audience to reconsider their relationship to failure.
Turn difficult conversations into rich learning experiences.
We provide skillful facilitation and guidance to help you analyze failures and share your learning.
Build your internal capacity to foster Intelligent Failure.
We train consultants and facilitators within organizations to deliver our workshops.
When I asked participants how they felt after Fail Forward's session, most said they never thought of failure after it happened before. They'd never revisited a failure; failure is shame. They didn't come back to why or how they might improve from it, thinking there was nothing to learn. Fail Forward helped them realize rethinking failure was very important.
— Hiroshi Amemiya, Japan Forum for Business and Society
When I asked participants how they felt after Fail Forward's session, most said they never thought of failure after it happened before. They'd never revisited a failure; failure is shame. They didn't come back to why or how they might improve from it, thinking there was nothing to learn. Fail Forward helped them realize rethinking failure was very important.
— Hiroshi Amemiya, Japan Forum for Business and Society