The Process

How It Works

From first conversation to final debrief. Here's what to expect.

The Booking Process

1

Discovery Call

We learn about your team, your challenges, and what you're hoping to achieve. No pitch. Just clarity on whether we're the right fit.

2

Tailored Proposal

We recommend the right format and scenario for your objectives. You'll receive clear pricing and a detailed event outline.

3

Event Delivery

We arrive, set up, and run everything. You send your team. Two hours later, you have insights you didn't have before.

On the Day: Event Timeline

A typical 2-hour event runs like this

Briefing 10 min

Teams Formed, Crime Scene Revealed

Teams are assigned. The scene is set. A crime has occurred. Your team's job: find the truth.

Investigation 60 min

Interview Suspects, Examine Evidence

Teams question the suspects (professional actors), examine documents, crack codes, and build their theory. The digital platform tracks everything.

Deliberation 15 min

Build Theory, Prepare Accusation

Teams must reach consensus. Who did it? Why? What's the evidence? This is where leadership dynamics surface.

Tribunal 15 min

Teams Present Their Findings

Each team presents their accusation and evidence. Points awarded for accuracy, reasoning, and presentation.

The Choice 10 min

Moral Dilemma, Group Vote, Truth Revealed

In Moral Choice scenarios, teams face a question with no right answer. They vote. Then the full truth is revealed.

Debrief 10 min

Discussion, Observations Shared

Facilitated discussion connecting the experience to workplace dynamics. What patterns emerged? What surprised you?

The Observation Framework

While your team is absorbed in the drama, your senior leaders observe using a structured framework we provide. No external psychologists needed for the base tier. Your leaders watch. We give them the lens.

During Investigation, Your Leaders Notice:

  • Who took charge of the process
  • Who asked clarifying questions
  • Who noticed details others missed
  • Who built on others' ideas
  • Who changed position when challenged
  • Who held position under pressure

During the Vote, Your Leaders Notice:

  • Who advocated strongly for their view
  • Who sought compromise
  • Who deferred to the group
  • Who considered consequences before deciding

What Our Framework Covers

Leadership emergence: Who naturally takes charge? Who defers?
Information flow: How are discoveries shared, or hoarded?
Conflict patterns: When things go wrong, what happens?
Collaboration quality: Are solutions built together or imposed?
Hidden dynamics: Who has influence? Who gets overlooked?

Your post-event debrief isn't a summary. It's a diagnostic.

What's Included

  • Full facilitation
  • Professional actors
  • Digital platform access
  • All materials

Ready to see how your team really works?

Tell us about your team and objectives. We'll recommend the right format.

Discuss Your Event