Advising

Outside judgment you can act on.

Bring Level 101 in for a few months to help you figure it out. The work begins with the decision or obstacle in front of you.

What Level 101 advises on

The questions leaders actually bring.

Growth

Set the strategy for growth: find the next source of growth inside the business, next to it, or in a market it has not entered.

Technology decisions

Decide what technology the business needs, what it should buy or build, and what it should leave alone.

Product or channel performance

Diagnose a product or channel that is not performing and decide what to change.

Distribution or customer experience

Design a new way to reach customers and serve them well.

Startup validity

Test whether an idea is sound before the business spends heavily on it.

Something else

Bring the decision that does not fit a category. If Level 101 can help, it will say how. If it cannot, it will say that too.

How it starts

Conversation first. Commitment second.

01

Intro conversation

Talk through the decision, the obstacle, and what a useful outcome would look like.

02

Adviser relationship

Start with regular conversations over a few months. Listen, question, research, and advise as the work unfolds.

03

Decision artifact

When a decision needs one, the work can become a clear artifact your team can act on and argue from.

Fit

Built for a specific kind of moment.

This fits when

You lead a small but funded business. The business is operating, your team can implement, and you need innovative thinking to grow or move past an obstacle.

The engagement

Advice on a regular cadence, for a few months at a time. Level 101 stays in the decision room while your team builds.

Through implementation

Level 101 stays in the decision room. Your team does the building.

Senior judgment in the room while your team builds. AI is a force multiplier across the research and analysis behind the advice. The product remains judgment.

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