FOR HR, PEOPLE & CULTURE AND L&D LEADERS

12 weeks. 12 Challenges. Close the gap between knowing and doing.

Your managers have done the training and read the books. Lead12 is the twelve-week challenge that gets them doing it. Ten minutes a week, inside the team they already lead, measured by change, not attendance.

The gap you've probably already noticed

It's not a knowledge problem. it's a behaviour problem.

Your managers know they should listen more, decide faster, delegate properly and have the hard conversation. They've been to the workshops. Some have had a 360.

And behaviour problems don't get solved by more reading. They get solved by practice: one small, real behaviour a week, done with the team they already lead.

What The Scorecard Measures

They still sit on the decision.

They still answer for their team in the one-on-one.

They still haven't had the conversation they've been putting off for a month.

12 challenges

One a week, in order. Each one builds on the last.

3 levels

Starter, Stretch or Brave. Every lead picks their own, every week.

10 minutes

A short Monday video and one-page card. The rest happens in work.

1 cohort

Your leads do the same challenge in the same week, and talk about it.

Stack it with what you have

we're not replacing your leadership programme. we're finishing it.

You’ve probably already invested in leadership development: the offsite, the 360, the LMS, maybe a coach for the senior team. Lead12 isn’t here to replace any of it. It’s the layer that makes the rest stick.

Most programmes finish on a Friday afternoon. By the following week the workbook is in a drawer. Lead12 keeps leadership on the calendar for twelve weeks straight: a Monday challenge, a Wednesday nudge and a question to end the week.

What would change if your last programme were reinforced for twelve weeks, instead of remembered for twelve days?

Measured by change, not by attendance

Nobody takes a roll call.

Most training is measured by who turned up. Lead12 is measured by what is changed.

Opt in

An invitation

No compulsory modules, no attendance lists, no chasing from HR. Managers choose to take part, and choose their own level each week.

Peer pull

Talked about

Same challenge, same week, for every manager. It gives peers something real to discuss, and senior leaders can raise it in their own team meetings.

What hr gets

A before and after

Anonymised Scorecard results for the cohort at the start and the end. Never an individual’s answers.

 

Why we don't track completion

twelve weeks • three steps

Three steps. That's the whole thing.

Step 1 · week 0

Kick-off and baseline

A 30-minute online kick-off the week before you start. Managers take the Leadership Behaviours Scorecard: eight dimensions, eight minutes.

Step 2 · Week 1-12

Twelve weekly challenges

Every Monday: a short video, a one-page playcard and the challenge in three levels. Every lead pick a level and practise it with their own team.

Step 3 · Week 12

Wrap-up and report

A 60-minute online wrap-up. Managers re-take the Scorecard and look back at where they started. HR gets the anonymised cohort report.

See the twelve weeks

Simple pricing

From $5,000 for a cohort of 10

$3,500 per cohort, plus $150 per manager. Paid once. No subscription, no licence renewals.

Founding partners: three places at 40% off your first cohort, in exchange for a short case study, a testimonial and permission to share your anonymised results.

Free · eight minutes

Take the Leadership Behaviours Scorecard

A personalised report with your strongest dimension, your biggest gap, three habits to try this week, and the Lead12 weeks that build it.

A 30-minute conversation. No hard sell.

Tell me about your executives, managers, supervisors, team leads and what you've already tried. If Lead12 isn't the right fit, I'll say so.