How We Started
In 2016, our founders noticed a pattern. Organizations were investing heavily in training, but knowledge retention rates remained stubbornly low. Employees attended workshops, nodded along, then returned to work and reverted to old habits within weeks.
The issue wasn't content quality or instructor expertise. The problem was structural. Traditional education models assume passive consumption leads to behavioral change. It doesn't.
We set out to design learning systems that acknowledge how adults actually internalize new skills: through contextual application, peer accountability, and iterative practice. Our first program was a technical upskilling bootcamp for a logistics company. Eighteen participants, four weeks, one measurable outcome: reduce system errors by 30%.
They hit 37%. That result became our blueprint.