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Team Effectiveness & Facilitation

High-impact team retreats and facilitation for alignment and conflict resolution.

Typical clients
Executive teams, divisions and newly formed or newly merged teams

The challenge

Teams block a day offsite, talk in circles, and leave with a document nobody opens. The real tensions — priorities, roles, trust — never make it onto the table because no one in the room is neutral.

The approach

MTI plans each session with the organizer over several pre-meetings: goals, outcomes, agenda, assessments and logistics. In the room, structure and psychological safety are held at once, so quiet voices count and decisions get made.

What you get

  • Updated strategic goals and priorities the team owns
  • Working norms documented for leadership and each team
  • Honest conversation about the challenges that block the strategy
  • Prioritized actions with owners and timelines
  • Post-session evaluation data for leadership

How it works

  1. 1Pre-meetingsTwo to three planning sessions on goals and outcomes.
  2. 2DesignAgenda, assessment choice, materials and room logistics.
  3. 3FacilitateOne to two days of structured, neutral facilitation.
  4. 4CaptureDocumented decisions, norms and prioritized actions.
  5. 5EvaluateParticipant evaluation summarized for the leadership team.

Case study highlight

Two retreats that realigned the Office of Minority Health

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Two retreats for the Office of Minority Health at CMS — leadership first, then the full team.

  • An updated set of strategic goals, objectives and priority areas for the year
  • Documented working norms for the leadership team and each sub-team
  • Focus-group findings surfaced and addressed with concrete ideas
  • Organization-wide buy-in to the priorities set by leadership
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