Results

When leadership changes, the business changes.

Primal Power Leadership works beneath the surface — at the hidden patterns shaping how leaders communicate, decide, align and execute.The shifts can be deeply personal. The results are unmistakably business.

Selected Business Outcomes During Our Engagements

The work goes deep. The outcomes are business.

Novanta
Revenue
During a two-year engagement with the CEO and leadership team, Novanta grew revenue from approximately $300M to $600M while its stock price and market capitalization roughly doubled.
StreamSets
$584M
Acquisition
Following a period of strategic and leadership realignment, StreamSets was acquired by Software AG for $584M.
Lyft B2B
50×
Revenue Growth
During the first year of the collaboration, the emerging B2B business grew revenue approximately 50× — going on to reach roughly $1B in revenue by Year 3.

Business outcomes reflect company performance during or following the periods of our work and are presented as context, not as sole-cause attribution.

What these transformations have in common

Different companies. Different circumstances. The pattern underneath is remarkably consistent.

The visible problem may be execution, strategy, accountability, communication or growth. But beneath it is often a leadership constraint: patterns at the top that shape what the rest of the organization can see, say and solve.

Primal Power Leadership works at that level—making the hidden constraint visible, changing how the leadership system operates, and allowing the business to move differently.

Client Voices

The work behind the results.

Business results are visible. The leadership changes behind them are often less so. Here are a few of the leaders describing the work in their own words.

Andrea CEO, Replenish PDX
Stewart VP, Zerto · Former Sales Leader, HP
Cindy Client Story
Raphael Client Story
20+Years leadership experience
10,000+Leaders coached & trained
30+Leadership teams transformed
Startupsto Fortune 500

The Next Step

What is your leadership costing the business?

The most consequential constraints inside an organization are often invisible to the people creating them.

Let's find yours.

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