Narrative Advisory™
Continuity for the questions that keep moving.
Advisory is for work that cannot be solved in one session because the decisions, relationships and consequences continue to change.
Narrative Advisory
The same discipline. A different scale of responsibility.
Individual
Personal Narrative Advisory™
For an individual, creator, artist or public-facing professional carrying an active transition, platform decision, public voice or body of work.
Includes: one substantive 75-minute conversation each month, a concise written synthesis and one bounded between-session check-in.
$650/month · two-month minimum
Personal advisory inquiryFounder or working leader
Leadership Narrative Advisory™
For a founder, creator or working leader who needs continuing narrative and decision counsel without entering an executive retainer.
Includes: two working conversations each month, light material review and a continuing decision record.
$1,500/month · three-month minimum
Leadership advisory inquiryExecutive
Executive Narrative Advisory™
For a highly visible leader navigating consequential decisions, communication and public position.
Includes: two deeper monthly conversations, preparation, synthesis, limited priority access and bounded review of consequential communication.
From $3,500/month · three-month minimum
Executive advisory inquiryInstitution
Institutional Narrative Advisory™
For a leadership team that needs continuing narrative risk and opportunity review, decision support and bounded communication counsel.
Includes: leadership interviews, facilitated alignment, narrative readbacks, scoped recommendations and continuing leadership counsel.
From $8,500/month · three-month minimum · $25,500 minimum engagement
Institutional advisory inquiryExecutive visibility · public authority
Executive Thought Leadership Development
Thought leadership is not volume for its own sake. It is the disciplined translation of lived authority into ideas other people can understand, use and act on. We clarify the point of view, signature themes, public voice and editorial direction that make visibility useful—not performative.
Build the foundation
Establish a point of view people can recognize.
Research and interviews; narrative territory; audience and platform strategy; three to five signature themes; voice guidance; a flagship idea; and a 90-day editorial and speaking roadmap.
Custom scope · focused foundations commonly begin at $7,500
Steward it in public
Build continuity around the ideas.
Recurring interviews, editorial development, channel adaptation, speaking preparation and visibility planning aligned with the institution’s larger narrative.
Custom scope · ongoing development generally begins at $4,500–$6,500/month
Explore Thought Leadership Development
Boundary: publishing volume, ghostwriting, production, media placement and campaign management are scoped separately. Thought-leadership development may sit inside an executive advisory or institutional system when that is the cleaner relationship.
Institutional systems
Narrative Infrastructure Systems™
Every institution already has a narrative. The problem is that it often lives in fragments—in leadership decisions, employee experience, strategy documents, public language and stakeholder expectations. Narrative Infrastructure Systems™ surfaces that meaning, aligns the people responsible for carrying it, and builds the shared language, governance, communication practices and decision tools that allow the institution to lead from one coherent story.
What the work may include
- narrative audit and leadership listening;
- shared-story architecture and decision principles;
- stakeholder alignment and narrative governance;
- leadership communication and thought-leadership modules;
- internal and external communication practices; and
- an implementation and stewardship roadmap.
Focused engagements begin at $15,000. More comprehensive systems commonly require $25,000–$45,000+, depending on leadership access, research, facilitation, implementation and team needs.
Scope a Narrative Infrastructure SystemAccess can widen without making the work smaller.
Sponsors, foundations, employers and community partners may underwrite individual advisory, supported seats, clinics or cohorts. The standard of the experience remains intact; the funding source changes.
