Achieve Optimal Results

Design and align your organization with Stewart Leadership’s Organizational Design Model. Our framework for organizational design offers a systematic approach to understanding necessary tradeoffs to align critical aspects of your organization and achieve your desired results. We start by assessing your organization against six organizational dimensions so you can optimize people and business resources.

Stewart Leadership's Organizational Design Model

Challenges that Lead to Redesign

Are disruption and change ruling your world? Every organization is perfectly designed to get the results it gets. Unfortunately, those results are often unwanted and usually indicate a need to adapt your structure or design. Contact us if any of these challenges sound familiar:

  • struggling to scale in a way that keeps up with business growth
  • vision not being realized
  • no clear and compelling career path to attract and retain talent
  • lack of revenue growth or losing market share
  • teams working at odds with one another – lack of alignment
  • workforce over capacity, burned out, and unable to meet client demands

Key Questions for a Successful Organizational Design

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Strategy

How will we win?

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Process

How do we accomplish our work?

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Systems

What systems or technology do we need to support the processes?

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Structure

How should people be organized to accomplish the work?

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Skills

What skills and talent are needed to accomplish the work within the given structure?

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Incentives

How will we reward and incentivize the right actions and culture to execute the strategy?

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