The Pivot Move
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Our Approach

Sustainable transitions happen when the system and the people within it evolve together.

A change can be announced in one day. Transition unfolds through decisions, behaviours, relationships, emotions and new ways of working. That is why we do not treat strategy, leadership, culture and people as separate workstreams.

Transition is the work

A new structure, leadership, strategy or technology may be the visible change. Transition is the process through which people understand what it means, redefine their role, let go of old assumptions and build the capacity to work differently.

Why transitions lose momentum

When strategy is clear but decision accountability is not. When leaders communicate the destination but do not model the behaviours. When values are aspirational but systems reward something else. When execution begins before people have enough clarity, capability or ownership.

One integrated perspective

Systems thinking

We look at relationships, feedback loops, incentives, structures and unintended consequences—not isolated symptoms.

Consulting + coaching

Consulting brings diagnosis, structure and external perspective. Coaching creates space for reflection, awareness, ownership and potential change.

Evidence + context

Our work is informed by established research, but never copied and pasted. Every organization and every person has a different history and transition.

Partnership

We work alongside clients, challenge assumptions when useful and co-create solutions people can understand, own and sustain.

The guiding principle

Sustainable transitions happen when strategy, leadership, culture, people and technology evolve together—and when everyone understands not only where the system is going, but also the role they play in getting there. In coaching, the guiding principle is that the client remains the expert on their own life and work: the coach creates a confidential, reflective partnership that supports awareness, choice and client-led action.

Why a framework helps

Many changes lose momentum not because the strategy is wrong, but because the system and the people within it may not yet be ready to sustain it. INDEXES™ provides a flexible framework for navigating that transition, integrating systems thinking, change management, coaching and implementation discipline.

The following pages show how this approach is applied to organizations and leaders, and to women navigating significant transitions.

INDEXES™ can accompany

  • organizational and cultural transitions;
  • leadership transitions;
  • team development, coaching and collaboration;
  • individual coaching and personal transitions;
  • work on mission, vision and values.
The Pivot Move framework

INDEXES™: a flexible framework for navigating change.

INDEXES™ can provide structure to an individual coaching conversation, a longer coaching journey, a team process or an organizational transition. It offers a way of thinking about what may need attention without forcing every transition into a rigid sequence or predetermined path.

I

Identify

Explore what is happening, what matters and what may need attention.

N

Negotiate

Surface tensions, assumptions, needs and different perspectives, and explore what needs to be reconciled or renegotiated.

D

Decide

Turn greater awareness into choices about direction, priorities or what comes next.

EXE

Execute

Translate choices into action, experimentation or new ways of moving forward.

S

Sustain

Notice what is changing, learn from experience and explore what can help sustain progress over time.

The Discovery Call

Let us start with the transition underneath the problem.

A complimentary 30-minute Discovery Call gives us space to understand what is changing, what matters and whether The Pivot Move is the right partner for the transition you are navigating.