It all started with
an uncanny
realization.
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Manshi Low
Organizational Advisor
An MIT engineer turned entrepreneur and angel investor, working at the intersection of technology, human behavior, and complex systems.
My background spans engineering, innovation environments, and organizational work across Europe, the US and the Middle East.
I’m particularly interested in how people retain agency, judgment, and trust as systems become more complex.
My background spans engineering, innovation environments, and organizational work across Europe, the US and the Middle East.
I’m particularly interested in how people retain agency, judgment, and trust as systems become more complex.
Karl Horky
Co-Founder at Upleveled
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FAQ
You don't need a crisis. Patterns are enough.
Slower decisions. Scattered focus.
Experiments stuck in pockets.
Waiting for permission. Waiting for consensus.
Different teams playing by different rules.
Leadership seeing progress that employees don't quite feel.
If you're starting to notice a pattern, there's already something worth looking at.
Slower decisions. Scattered focus.
Experiments stuck in pockets.
Waiting for permission. Waiting for consensus.
Different teams playing by different rules.
Leadership seeing progress that employees don't quite feel.
If you're starting to notice a pattern, there's already something worth looking at.
We don't leave behind a slide deck of insights.
Our work focuses on leaving your organization with better coordination footing to absorb what AI changes.
Whether it is a Strategic Dialogue, an Organization Read or Practice Labs/Sprints, we're constantly looking at building shared language, trust, collective judgement, decision quality, new working practices, while holding multiple perspectives.
Our work focuses on leaving your organization with better coordination footing to absorb what AI changes.
Whether it is a Strategic Dialogue, an Organization Read or Practice Labs/Sprints, we're constantly looking at building shared language, trust, collective judgement, decision quality, new working practices, while holding multiple perspectives.
We are a practice, less of a consultancy.
We study what happens where AI meets the organization. We work directly with organizations, test ideas in the field, build interventions, and feed what we learn back into an evolving body of research and practice.
We focus on leaving behind stronger internal coordination capabilities. Where people can keep learning, judging and acting while the AI environment continues to change.
We study what happens where AI meets the organization. We work directly with organizations, test ideas in the field, build interventions, and feed what we learn back into an evolving body of research and practice.
We focus on leaving behind stronger internal coordination capabilities. Where people can keep learning, judging and acting while the AI environment continues to change.
You're absolutely right. Departments, politics, and past history are complex.
That's why we'd bring together views from across your organization rather than start with our assumptions.
After all, complexity is part of the data. (It isn't something we'd simplify away.)
That's why we'd bring together views from across your organization rather than start with our assumptions.
After all, complexity is part of the data. (It isn't something we'd simplify away.)
Our fieldwork is designed to be useful beyond paid engagements. We publish what we learn so others can use it too.
Read the work. Use what helps. Share it with your team.
If the question becomes important enough to warrant deeper work later, we can start the conversation then.
Read the work. Use what helps. Share it with your team.
If the question becomes important enough to warrant deeper work later, we can start the conversation then.
We get it. Organizations are messy. People disagree. Leaders have doubts. What gets said in the meeting isn't always what happens in reality.
That's useful to us. It's part of the picture.
There is no need to perform certainty.
We would work knee-deep in the reality that's already there — without lowering the standards for where you want to go.
That's useful to us. It's part of the picture.
There is no need to perform certainty.
We would work knee-deep in the reality that's already there — without lowering the standards for where you want to go.
