Test how your team performs under pressure.
Perhaps you’ve seen your team handle a real crisis. Perhaps you haven’t. If you have, did it leave you confident, or did it show up the gaps? Either way, would they be ready for the next one? The Decision Room puts your team inside a live, unfolding crisis for one morning, so you can see for yourself how well they really work under fire, while the stakes are still zero.
Book a demoIt all comes down to decision points.
A crisis is never one big decision. It’s dozens of small, fast ones. Who speaks, what you say, what you hold back, who you call first. We call them decision points. Over a single morning your team works through a run of them inside one unfolding crisis, and every one is scored across five dimensions:
So your team leaves knowing how they decide, not a vague sense of how the morning went.
One morning. In your own boardroom.
Geoff runs the session live with your team, online, in your browser, with nothing to install. Inside the room, an AI journalist quotes your team’s own words back at them and a board chair pushes for answers, and every decision is scored as it’s made. Afterwards Geoff leads the debrief, and you keep a detailed “how did we do?” report: every decision, every score and the coaching, framed as growth rather than a verdict.
Off the shelf, or built around your world.
Most teams start with the standard morning: a fictional crisis, pressure-tested and ready, where no one is exposed. For teams who want the mirror held closer, we build the scenario around your sector, the stakeholders you answer to and the kind of incident that would actually land on your desk. Same mechanic, same five-dimension scoring, in a world your team recognises. Still a rehearsal, still safe.
Which one fits is a five-minute conversation.
Built from real crisis rooms.
The working method of Geoff Beattie: forty years in newsrooms, agencies and government war rooms, more than twenty of them advising governments and global companies through real crises. He has watched, up close, how the right words and the right decisions change the way a story ends. The coach who briefs your team, plays the journalist and board chair, and scores every decision live is his AI counterpart, built on that method. Geoff runs the morning and leads the debrief himself. More about Geoff →
Anyone can run a workshop. It takes someone who has been in real crisis rooms to set this test, and tell your team how they really did.
Why both? No one can play the hostile journalist, push a boardroom for answers and score every decision the moment it’s made, then stay clear-eyed enough to coach the team afterwards. So the AI does the tireless part, live and consistent; Geoff brings the judgement and leads the debrief. It’s his method running in the room, not a stand-in for him.
Meet the coach who briefs your team, plays the room and scores every decision. Geoff takes it from there. (1½ min)
Start with a demo.
A 30-minute demo with Geoff: what the morning involves, how it’s built around your team, and whether it’s right for you.
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