Leadership gets harder exactly when the stakes increase.

Co/Lab is a confidential peer forum where senior leaders work through real organizational challenges with peers operating at comparable scope.

Program Snapshot

• 6–8 leaders per cohort
• One leader per organization
• Monthly facilitated sessions
• Leaders bring live business situations
• Cross-company, confidential forum

At enterprise scale, a single decision made sooner — or executed with greater clarity — can influence millions in revenue, cost, or talent outcomes.

THE LEADERSHIP MOMENT

When leaders step into expanded scope, expectations increase immediately. Leadership judgment at that level develops through experience.

In the meantime, leaders often find themselves navigating situations where:

  • decisions carry broader organizational consequences

  • stakeholder dynamics become more complex

  • the margin for error narrows

  • there are fewer places to think candidly about what is really happening

Co/Lab supports leaders during this transition.

WHAT CO/LAB IS

A confidential peer forum where senior leaders examine real organizational situations while the work is unfolding.

Leaders bring live situations into the room and examine them through structured, professionally facilitated dialogue.

This is not:

  • training

  • networking

  • classroom development

It is a forum designed to help leaders see complex situations clearly and move forward with stronger decisions.

HOW CO/LAB WORKS

Cohorts meet monthly to examine real leadership situations brought into the room.

Each session follows a structured arc built around real leadership situations brought by participants.

Surface the situation
A leader brings a current leadership challenge with real organizational stakes.

Examine the dynamics
Peers explore the underlying drivers shaping the situation.

Clarify decisions
Leaders identify the decisions or actions required to move forward.

Between sessions, leaders apply what they have learned and return with new experience.

Over time, this cycle strengthens leadership judgment.

WHO PARTICIPATES

Participants are selected based on scope of responsibility — not title.

Typical candidates:

  • lead leaders within multi-layered organizations

  • own material business or organizational outcomes

  • are within ~24 months of expanded leadership scope

  • are identified as high-potential or succession candidates

  • demonstrate candor and commitment to leadership growth

Each cohort includes leaders from non-competing organizations to enable candid discussion of real situations.

BUSINESS IMPACT

Organizations sponsor leaders in Co/Lab when the quality and speed of leadership decisions matter.

At enterprise scale, a single decision made sooner — or with greater clarity — can influence strategy, talent outcomes, and organizational execution.

Co/Lab helps leaders move complex situations forward more effectively.

Impact appears in several ways inside the organization.

Faster Resolution

High-stakes decisions move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Talent Navigation

Complex people decisions are handled with greater skill and judgment.

Stronger Execution

Strategic initiatives and organizational change efforts land more effectively.

Succession Depth
High-potential leaders develop enterprise perspective faster.

COHORT COMPOSITION

Cohorts are intentionally small and carefully curated for comparable leadership scope and meaningful contribution.

Two cohorts are forming:

Enterprise Leaders Cohort

Senior leaders operating at enterprise scope and shaping cross-organizational strategy.

Senior Leaders Cohort

Leaders responsible for major functions or business units preparing for enterprise-level roles.

Now forming the 2026 Co/Lab Cohorts.

Organizations may nominate leaders currently navigating expanded leadership scope.

What leaders say about working with Carrie, Founder of LeadHumans:

“Carrie has a way of connecting with people on a deep level that makes it possible for her to help unstick you when you're in a situation you don't really want to be in.”

Ryan Fuchs, COO Thrivable

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“Carrie has a broad toolkit and a sharp instinct for which tool fits the moment. She’s nimble in her application—adapting frameworks into direct, practical language based on what the situation calls for.”

Mandy Miller, Business Leader Level20 at Progressive Insurance

“Carrie is an exceptional facilitator who leads with empathy and quiet authority. In our peer forum of founders and business owners, she quickly creates trust and guides even the strongest personalities toward clarity and decisive forward progress.”

Amanda Mayan, CEO, MAN Holdings