MyGentic leadership team · Proposed operating structure

MyGentic Operating SystemEOS proposal (Draft for discussion)

Fewer, better meetings. Clear owners for every seat. A quarterly focus the whole team can see.

Prepared by Wes Date 29 Sep 2026 For Nick, Aatu, Kane, Ronnie & Wes Status Draft. Nothing here is agreed until the leadership team ratifies it.
Meetings
One leadership L10

One 90-minute weekly L10 replaces the Monday standup, the Weekly All-Team Call and the Thursday Business Sync.

Owners
7 seats, 5 roles each

An Accountability Chart with one human owner per seat. AI bots support seats but never own one.

Focus
Quarterly Rocks

3–7 company Rocks per quarter, a weekly Scorecard and one Issues List. A Quarterly Pulse and Annual Planning set the rhythm.

How to read this page: Agreed means the title was agreed in a meeting (8 Sep). Proposed means it's a suggestion from this draft. Current (interim) means someone holds the seat today, but it's flagged to hand off. To decide marks a question for the leadership team. All times are SAST unless marked.

01

Why change

We already put in plenty of meeting time and have lots of good conversations. What we're missing is a shared structure: one place for numbers, priorities and decisions, and a rhythm longer than one week. Here's where we are today, based on the calendar and meeting recordings from 17 Aug to 26 Oct 2026.

~3h20

per week in overlapping founder syncs

The Monday standup (20 min), Tuesday Product Sync (90 min) and Thursday Business Sync (90 min) cover a lot of the same ground: pricing, webinars and legal come up in more than one. None of them has a scorecard, Rock review or IDS.

2×

weekly calls in the same Monday slot

The Weekly All-Team Call sits in the same Mon 17:00 SAST slot as the standup, and most invitees have declined it through 26 Oct. It looks like a legacy duplicate.

Mon 17:00

triple-booked slot

The Monday 17:00 SAST slot is triple-booked for Wes: the standup, the All-Team Call and a standing external session. That's probably why he's missed some standups.

0

quarterly or annual planning meetings

The calendar has no quarterly or annual rhythm. Dated goals exist (e.g. the 15 Oct gate), but they aren't tracked as Rocks with owners.

No

written V/TO or core values

Pieces of a vision exist: product north star, roadmap, investor narrative. But there's no single V/TO and no MyGentic core values. The lead narrative (Context Layer vs Brain Builder) is still open.

Chat

decisions made in WhatsApp

Some decisions get made in chat and across time zones, so not everyone sees them. This visibility gap was raised on 20 Jul. The team also asked for a weekly sync that includes everyone (17 Sep).

What's already working: CS team weekly has a 6-part agenda and a bot pre-read, so it's the closest thing we have to an L10. The CPO scorecard already runs a Friday R/Y/G routine. The proposal builds on both instead of starting from scratch.
02

Accountability Chart

Seats come first, then people. Every seat has one owner and five roles. The names below are proposals, based on the titles agreed on 8 Sep (Aatu COO, Wes CPO, Kane CRO) and on who does what today. AI bots support a seat and feed its scorecard and pre-reads. They never own a seat or a Rock.

Visionary
Nick Thomas Option A. Option B: Kane (mission & audience) or Wes (product vision)
ProposedTo decide · week 1
  1. 3/10-year vision and narrative (resolve Context Layer vs Brain Builder)
  2. Investors and fundraising
  3. Big external relationships and partnerships
  4. Culture and core values
  5. Creative problem solving / R&D direction
AI support: Brain Ops / Company Core
Integrator
Aatu Horus Agreed COO (8 Sep). Option B: Nick (already organises every founder meeting)
ProposedTo decide · capacity
  1. Lead, manage and hold the leadership team accountable
  2. Run the leadership L10 and Issues List
  3. Own execution of Rocks and the 1-year plan
  4. Break ties and solve cross-functional issues
  5. Resource allocation and P&L view (with Finance)
Capacity is unclear. He also carries UI/brand/web and vendor management.
AI support: Brain Ops
Sales & Marketing
Kane Minkus Agreed CRO (8 Sep)
Agreed
  1. Webinars and launches
  2. IR channel, JV and affiliate partners
  3. Offers, promo menu and pricing posture
  4. Messaging and brand narrative
  5. Pipeline and attribution (HubSpot)
AI support: CMO, Sales, Closer, Rainmaker, Creator
Ops & Customer Delivery
Wesley Longueira Current owner (interim). Team: Astrid (CS), Dinesh (CS), Tarryn (admin)
Current (interim)To decide · hand-off
  1. Customer success and support
  2. Customer training and onboarding (including onboarding calls/sessions)
  3. Community calls
  4. Entitlements/provisioning process
  5. Support processes and guides (FBA)
Wes currently runs customer support, training and onboarding. He also holds Product (2 seats), so this is flagged as a seat to hand off.
AI support: CSM, Champ
Product
Wesley Longueira Agreed CPO (8 Sep)
Agreed
  1. Roadmap and sequencing (Oct 15 gates)
  2. UX simplicity and Brain Builder quality
  3. Voice of customer / beta
  4. MOAT product definition
  5. Product KPIs and release acceptance
AI support: 3CPO / CPO bot
Engineering / Tech
Ronnie Barnard Team: Manoj, Sunil, Binayak, Ashish, QA
ProposedTo decide · role
  1. Architecture and model/infra decisions
  2. Release gating and QA standards
  3. Cost/performance (TMS, hosting)
  4. Security / SOC 2
  5. Dev team output and velocity
Ronnie's status is unclear (advisor or team member). Alternatives: Manoj as engineering manager, or Wes holding a combined Product/Tech seat.
AI support: CTO brain
Finance & Admin
Nick Thomas Support: Sulav (inferred)
Proposed
  1. Financial model, cash and forecasting
  2. Billing/Stripe/banking
  3. Tax, VAT, entity (Delaware), legal counsel
  4. Equity and investor reporting
  5. Pricing economics and rev-share models
Under option A this is Nick's second seat. EOS allows that, but check his capacity.
AI support: Rev (CFO/CRO)
Agreed title agreed 8 Sep Proposed suggestion, needs ratifying Current (interim) current owner, seat flagged to hand off To decide open question
Two seats, one person (for now): Wes holds 2 seats today (Product + Ops & Customer Delivery). Nick possibly holds 2 (Visionary + Finance, under option A). EOS allows this short-term. The target is one seat per person over time.

Product and Engineering are shown as two seats because they have two different owners today: Wes owns product, and Ronnie is the final technical decision-maker. If the team prefers one Product/Tech seat, merge them.

03

Meeting rhythm

The EOS Meeting Pulse: weekly meetings to execute, a quarterly day to reset, an annual plan. Everything below is Proposed. Times are shown in SAST, PT and Nepal (NPT).

Proposed weekly view (SAST, 15:00–21:00)

SAST
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
15:0016:0017:0018:0019:0020:00
CS / Ops L10 · 16:30
Leadership L1017:00–18:30 · 90 min
08:00 PT · 20:45 NPT
Product meeting15:30 · 60 min (was 90)
Beta / IR Brain labcustomer-facing · unchanged
Engineering L1015:30 · 60 min (merged)
MyGentic Weekly Callcustomer-facing · unchanged
Scorecard pre-workdue 15:00 (CPO bot)

Gold = leadership. Pale gold = departmental. Dashed = customer-facing sessions (not management meetings). The Thursday Business Sync slot is freed up.

Cadence at a glance

MeetingPurposeOwnerAttendeesLength · cadenceTime (SAST / PT / Nepal)
Weekly Leadership L10
Proposed
Scorecard, Rocks, headlines, to-dos, then solve the top issues (IDS). The one place leadership decisions get made. Integrator Leadership seat holders: Nick, Aatu, Kane, Wes. Ronnie too if Engineering is a leadership seat To decide 90 min · weekly, Mon
SAST17:00–18:30
PT08:00–09:30 PDT
07:00–08:30 PST from 1 Nov
NPT20:45–22:15
CS / Ops departmental L10
Proposed
Same L10 flow with the CS scorecard: support, provisioning, billing ops. Builds on today's CS team weekly. Ops & Delivery seat (current: Wes) CS team (Astrid, Dinesh, CS ops), plus leaders as needed 60-min L10 format · weekly, Mon. The current slot is 30 min To decide
SAST16:30 (existing)
PT07:30 PDT
06:30 PST from 1 Nov
NPT20:15
Engineering departmental L10
Proposed
Merges the two engineering meetings into one L10 with an engineering scorecard, release gating and tech IDS. Engineering seat (proposed: Ronnie) Dev team. Wes joins only for product IDS. 60 min · weekly, Wed
SAST15:30–16:30
PT06:30 PDT
05:30 PST from 1 Nov
NPT19:15–20:15
Product meeting
Proposed
Roadmap IDS and a live product walkthrough. The Tuesday Product Sync cut from 90 to 60 min, or merged into the engineering L10. Product seat (Wes) Current Product Sync group 60 min · weekly, Tue
SAST15:30–16:30
PT06:30 PDT
05:30 PST from 1 Nov
NPT19:15–20:15
Same Page meeting
Proposed
Visionary and Integrator align, clear their issues between them and walk into the L10 united. Replaces the irregular Nick–Wes 1:1. Integrator Visionary + Integrator (whoever holds those seats) Monthly · length To decide To decide
Quarterly Conversation (5-5-5)
Proposed
Manager and direct report, one-on-one: core values, roles, Rocks. Wes keeps a separate 1:1 with the Integrator in this format. Each seat holder Seat holder + direct report Quarterly (all seats from Q1 2027) To decide
Quarterly Pulse
Proposed
Review last quarter's Rocks, review the V/TO, set next quarter's Rocks, refresh the Issues List. Integrator Leadership team Full day · quarterly. First one late Dec / early Jan. To decide
Annual Planning
Proposed
1-year plan, budget, next quarter's Rocks, team health. Integrator Leadership team, ideally in person 2 days · annually, January To decide

PT and Nepal times are converted from SAST. South Africa and Nepal don't change clocks. US Pacific falls back on 1 Nov.

Clock changes (Leadership L10)

Time zoneUntil 25 Oct26–31 OctFrom 1 Nov
SAST17:0017:0017:00
US Pacific08:00 PDT08:00 PDT07:00 PST
Arizona08:00 MST08:00 MST08:00 MST
Helsinki18:00 EEST17:00 EET17:00 EET
Nepal20:45 NPT20:45 NPT20:45 NPT
Colombia10:00 COT10:00 COT10:00 COT

Why Monday 17:00, and the fallback

  • It uses the slot leadership already holds for the standup and the All-Team Call.
  • It requires moving Wes's standing Monday 17:00 SAST session (the current clash). To decide
  • Fallback: Thu 15:30–17:00 SAST (the current Business Sync slot, which everyone has accepted). That's 06:30 PDT now, but 05:30 PST after 1 Nov, so it would need to move later. Thursday 17:00 is the community call.
  • The dev team doesn't attend the leadership L10, so the late Nepal hour mostly doesn't affect them.

Old → New

TodayProposed
MyGentic Monday standup · Mon 17:00–17:20
Weekly All-Team Call · Mon 17:00–17:30 (duplicate slot)
Founders Business Sync · Thu 15:30–17:00
→
Weekly Leadership L10, Mon 17:00–18:30 SAST. Cancel the All-Team Call series. The Business Sync's scorecard content (finance, pipeline, retention) moves into the L10 Scorecard.
Founders Product Sync · Tue 15:30–17:00 (90 min)
→
Product meeting, 60 min: roadmap IDS and a live walkthrough. Or merge it into the engineering L10.
Engineers X Ronnie · Wed 15:30–16:30
Devs X Aatu X Wes · Mon 09:00 (nothing on the calendar after 21 Sep)
→
Engineering L10, one merged Wednesday meeting run by the Engineering seat. Wes attends for product IDS only.
CS team weekly · Mon 16:30–17:00
→
CS / Ops L10: keep the slot and switch to the L10 agenda. It's already close.
Nick – Wes weekly 1:1 · Wed, irregular
→
Monthly Same Page between Visionary and Integrator, plus Wes's Quarterly Conversation with the Integrator.
No quarterly or annual meeting
→
Quarterly Pulse (full day) and Annual Planning (2 days).
Customer-facing sessions: Weekly Call (Thu), Beta/IR Brain lab (Tue), Onboarding
→
Unchanged. These are delivery, not management. Collapse the 3–4 duplicate Tuesday calendar series into one.
Founder time, estimated: about 3h20/week today across the standup and two syncs, versus 2h30/week proposed (90-min L10 + 60-min product meeting), with a fixed agenda and a single Issues List.
04

Agendas

Same flow every time, starts and ends on time. The L10 agenda comes from the draft MyGentic L10 template. The departmental, Same Page, quarterly and annual agendas follow standard EOS formats and are Proposed, to be tailored once adopted.

Weekly Leadership L10

90 min · Mon 17:00–18:30 SAST · run by the IntegratorProposed

Two-thirds of the meeting is IDS: solving issues, not reporting.

  1. 5 minSegueEach person shares one personal and one business win from the week. MyGentic wins from the community calls count.
  2. 5 minScorecardEach owner reports their number as on track or off track. No discussion. Off-track numbers go to the Issues List. Starter numbers: see the candidate Scorecard in the EOS toolbox.
  3. 5 minRock reviewEach Rock owner says on track or off track. Off-track Rocks go to the Issues List.
  4. 5 minCustomer & employee headlinesOne sentence each: Circle hot threads, big wins or complaints, VIP/partner news, people news. Anything that needs discussion goes to the Issues List.
  5. 5 minTo-do listLast week's 7-day to-dos: done or not done. Target 90% done. Anything not done twice moves to the Issues List.
  6. 60 minIDSPick the top 3 issues, then Identify the real issue, Discuss briefly, and Solve it with a decision or a to-do that has an owner. Work down the list. No tangents.
  7. 5 minConcludeRecap new to-dos (owner and date). Decide what cascades to the team (CS weekly, engineering L10, community). Everyone rates the meeting 1–10, and anyone who gives less than 8 says why.
Pre-work
  • Due Friday 15:00 SAST (uses the existing CPO-bot routine)
  • Scorecard numbers updated · Rock status R/Y/G · new issues added
  • The CPO bot and CSM bot pre-fill numbers and a Fathom recap. A human owner confirms every number.
Roles
  • Runs it: the Integrator
  • Keeps the Issues List and To-dos: one named person, not a bot
  • Where it lives: one Issues List, To-do list and Scorecard (tool To decide)

Departmental L10 (CS/Ops · Engineering · Product)

60 min · weekly · run by the seat ownerProposed

Same flow as the leadership L10, compressed to 60 minutes, with the department's own scorecard, Rocks and Issues List. Suggested split (to be tailored):

  1. 5 minSegueGood news, personal and business.
  2. 5 minDepartment scorecarde.g. CS: provisioning lag, self-serve rate, Circle threads unanswered for more than 48h, refunds. Engineering: release gating, cost per question.
  3. 5 minRock reviewDepartment and individual Rocks: on track or off track.
  4. 5 minHeadlinesCustomer and team headlines, plus anything cascaded from the leadership L10.
  5. 5 minTo-do list7-day to-dos: done or not done.
  6. 30 minIDSDepartment issues. Cross-functional ones go up to the leadership Issues List.
  7. 5 minConcludeRecap to-dos, decide what goes up to leadership, rate the meeting 1–10.

CS/Ops: Mon 16:30 SAST (existing slot, currently 30 min; length to decide). Engineering: merged Wednesday slot. Product: Tuesday, 60 min.

Same Page meeting

Monthly · Visionary + Integrator · length to decideProposed

Visionary and Integrator walk into every L10 fully aligned. Keep it informal. Standard EOS flow:

  1. Check-inHow are we both doing?Personal and business: energy, capacity, what's on our minds.
  2. ListBuild the issues listEverything between the two of us: priorities, people, direction, narrative.
  3. IDSSolve the issuesIdentify, Discuss, Solve, until we're 100% on the same page.
  4. CloseAgree what goes to the teamIssues for the leadership L10, messages to cascade.

Quarterly Pulse

Full day · first one late Dec / early Jan · leadership teamProposed

Standard EOS quarterly agenda. Timings are approximate and will be tailored.

  1. 15 minSegueBest business and personal news. What's working, what's not. Expectations for the day.
  2. 1 hReview the previous quarterScorecard trend, Rocks (done or not done), lessons learned.
  3. 1 hReview the V/TOIs everyone still aligned with the vision? Update the 1-year plan and the issues.
  4. 2 hSet next quarter's Rocks3–7 company Rocks, each with one owner and a measurable finish line. Then individual Rocks.
  5. ~3 hTackle key issues (IDS)Refresh the Issues List and solve the biggest ones.
  6. 15 minNext steps & concludeWho communicates what to the team. Feedback, expectations met, rate the day 1–10.

Annual Planning

2 days · January · ideally in personProposed

Standard EOS annual structure, to be tailored. A Professional EOS Implementer could facilitate it (see Decisions).

Day 1: team health and vision
  1. 30 minSegueWins, expectations.
  2. 1 hReview the previous year and quarterGoals, Rocks, scorecard.
  3. 2 hTeam healthOrganizational Checkup, People Analyzer, strengths and feedback exercise.
  4. 1 hSWOT / Issues ListEverything that's in the way.
  5. 2 hV/TO reviewCore values, core focus, 10-year target, marketing strategy, 3-year picture.
Day 2: plan and focus
  1. 2 h1-year planTargets, measurables and 3–7 goals for the year. Budget.
  2. 2 hSet Q1 RocksCompany Rocks first, then individual.
  3. ~2 hTackle key issues (IDS)Solve the top issues for the year ahead.
  4. 30 minNext steps & concludeCommunication plan, feedback, rate 1–10.

IDS rules & meeting ground rules

Applies to every meeting
IDS: Identify · Discuss · Solve
  • Prioritise first: pick the top 3 issues before discussing any of them.
  • Identify: find the real root issue, which is often not the stated symptom. The owner states it in one sentence.
  • Discuss: everyone says their piece once. No repeating, no tangents.
  • Solve: end with a decision or a to-do with one owner and a date.
  • Work down the list. Unsolved issues stay on the list for next week.
  • Target: no P0 decisions older than 7 days (already a KPI).
Ground rules
  • Same day, same time, same agenda. Start on time, end on time.
  • Cameras on. Fathom records.
  • No WhatsApp decisions. Anything decided elsewhere gets restated in the L10, or it isn't decided.
  • Scorecard and headlines are for reporting only. Discussion happens in IDS.
  • Humans own every number, Rock and to-do. Bots prepare, humans confirm.
  • Rate every meeting 1–10. Anything under 8 gets a reason.
05

EOS toolbox

The core EOS tools, how much of each we already have, and what's proposed. Most of them exist in some form already. The work is pulling them into one place.

V/TO Proposed

Today: partly. Pieces are scattered.

The Vision/Traction Organizer covers core values, core focus, 10-year target, marketing strategy, 3-year picture, 1-year plan, Rocks and issues.

Build it in Vision Building Days 1 and 2. Core focus and marketing strategy should settle the Context Layer vs Brain Builder narrative.

Rocks Proposed

Today: partly, as dated gates

3–7 per quarter, company Rocks first and then individual. Each gets one owner and a measurable finish line.

The Q4 candidates are below. The leadership team picks.

Issues List & To-dos Proposed

Today: partly, spread across several lists

One leadership Issues List, plus departmental lists (CS already has one). To-dos are 7-day items reviewed in the L10, with a 90%-done target.

Tool To decide: Trello Team Ops board (fix CPO-bot access first), a Google Sheet, or an EOS tool.

Candidate Q4 2026 company Rocks Proposed

#Candidate RockProposed owner
1MOAT marketplace live and selling, with the single MCP and the rebrand (15 Oct gate). The Rock would read "N paid listings live by 31 Dec" (N to decide).Wes (product) with Ronnie (eng)
2CS can activate, deactivate, credit and expire plans with no developer involved, and the promo source of truth is live.Ops seat / Astrid, with Manoj
3The TMS cohort usage report is used to invoice IR monthly.Aatu / Sulav
4Investor deck plus raise plan.Nick
5Webinar series through December that hits the Q4 profitability forecast.Kane
6Ingestion cost migration to hosted open models at ≥90% quality.Ronnie
7Entity, equity and legal cleanup.Nick

Scorecard: candidate weekly measurables Proposed

A scorecard is 5–15 weekly numbers, each with an owner, a goal and a 13-week trend. It would grow out of the existing CPO KPI dashboard and its Friday R/Y/G routine. Owners and goals are proposals, and the leadership team picks 5–10.

#Measurable (weekly)Proposed ownerGoal
1Webinar registrations (when a webinar runs)KaneTBD (~456 for 18 Sep; aim was ~600)
2New paid sign-ups by tier (once pricing is ratified)KaneTBD
3Cash collected / MRRNickTBD
4Paying seats (net new) and churn %NickTBD
5Refunds (count and value)AstridTBD
6Weekly active brains / buildersWesTBD, baseline needed
7Command Center / MCP activation success rateWesTBD
8IR cohort provisioning lag (days)Astrid (with Manoj)≤3 days (already set)
9CS self-serve rate (activations without developer help)Ops seatTBD → 100%
10Open Circle support threads with no staff reply after 48hAstrid0 (proposed)
11Open P0 decisions older than 7 daysIntegrator0 (already set)
12Avg token/credit usage % and cost per questionRonnieTBD
13IR → MyGentic paid conversion after the promo endsKaneTBD
14Marketplace listings and attributed runs (after 15 Oct)WesTBD

Starter Issues List (open items from recent meetings)

  • Visionary / Integrator not decided
  • Context Layer vs Brain Builder lead narrative
  • Marketplace rev share, pricing ladder and publisher paywall (pending ratification)
  • IR compensation / affiliate model
  • Equity structure
  • IR Brain lightweight access path
  • Plan provisioning depends on one engineer
  • Two-seat holders: Wes (Product + Ops/CS), possibly Nick (Visionary + Finance). Target: one seat per person
  • Ronnie's role and status
  • Visibility of decisions made in WhatsApp

People Analyzer · Right People, Right Seats Proposed

Right person means they share our core values. Right seat means GWC for their seat. MyGentic has no core values yet. They get defined on Vision Building Day 1 To decide.

G
Get it

Understands the role, the culture and the systems intuitively. It clicks.

W
Want it

Genuinely wants the role, at the pay and pace it requires.

C
Capacity to do it

Has the time, skills and bandwidth to do the job well.

NameValue 1Value 2Value 3Value 4Value 5GWCRight person?Right seat?
Nick Thomas·····Y/NY/NY/N··
Aatu Horus·····Y/NY/NY/N··
Kane Minkus·····Y/NY/NY/N··
Wesley Longueira·····Y/NY/NY/N··
Ronnie Barnard·····Y/NY/NY/N··
(Ops & Delivery successor, to decide)·····Y/NY/NY/N··
The bar+++YYY

This is a blank template. Nobody is pre-scored. Values 1–3 are to be defined and 4–5 are optional. Scoring: + = shows it most of the time · +/– = sometimes · – = rarely. The leadership team sets the bar.

Core processes → FBA (Followed By All) Proposed

The 3-step process documenter: 1. Identify and name the core processes. 2. Document the 20% of steps that drive 80% of results. 3. Package them, train the team, and track that everyone follows them. We'd start from the existing CSM playbooks and guides. It's a natural fit to document processes as MyGentic brains/skills.

  1. Customer support, training & onboarding
  2. Entitlement / promo provisioning
  3. Release & QA (staging → prod, acceptance)
  4. Brain publishing (MOAT QA / legal)
  5. Webinar-to-sale funnel
  6. Billing, refunds & IR bill-back (TMS)
  7. Finance close & reporting

Gold numbers get documented first (Q4). The rest follow in Q1 2027.

06

Rollout plan

We start small, with an Accountability Chart and one weekly L10, then add the Scorecard, V/TO and processes over the first 90 days. All owners are Proposed.

Weeks 1–2 · 29 Sep – 12 Oct

Set up the basics

  • Share this draft with the leadership team for review.
    Owner: Wes
  • Focus-Day-lite (3–4h, ideally in person before 10 Oct): decide Visionary and Integrator, ratify the chart and the 5 roles per seat, pick 3–7 Q4 Rocks, choose 5–10 scorecard numbers and owners, start the Issues List.
    Owner: Wes convenes · Integrator-elect runs it
  • Calendar cleanup: cancel the All-Team Call series, confirm whether Devs X Aatu X Wes has ended, collapse the duplicate Tuesday community series.
    Owner: Nick / Aatu
  • One L10 series and one home for Issues, To-dos and the Scorecard.
    Owner: Integrator
  • Delegate & Elevate: list the support, training, onboarding and promo work Wes does today as the Ops & Delivery seat owner, so it can be handed off.
    Owner: Wes
First 90 days · Oct – Dec 2026 (Q4)

Build the rhythm

  • Week of 12 Oct: first leadership L10. Rate every meeting 1–10.
    Owner: Integrator
  • By week 3: company scorecard live, built on the CPO KPI dashboard. The CPO bot preps it and the CSM bot feeds CS numbers.
    Owner: Integrator + scorecard owners
  • Oct–Nov: Vision Building Day 1 (core values, core focus, 10-year target, marketing strategy). Then the People Analyzer and the Ops & Delivery hand-off decision (when, and hire vs. promote from the CS team).
    Owner: Leadership team
  • ~30 days later: Vision Building Day 2 (3-year picture, 1-year plan, Rocks, issues). That completes the V/TO, which gets stored in Company Core.
    Owner: Leadership team
  • Hand-off prep: document the support, training and onboarding core processes so the Ops & Delivery seat can be handed off.
    Owner: Wes (current seat owner)
  • Processes: name all 7, then document entitlements/promos and release & QA.
    Owner: Ops seat · Engineering seat
  • Late Dec / early Jan: first Quarterly Pulse.
    Owner: Integrator
Next quarter · Q1 2027

Cascade & strengthen

  • Annual Planning (2 days, January): 1-year plan, budget, Q1 Rocks. Ideally in person.
    Owner: Integrator
  • Quarterly Conversations (5-5-5) for every seat holder and their direct reports.
    Owner: Each seat holder
  • Cascade departmental scorecards (CS, Engineering, Marketing) and individual Rocks.
    Owner: Seat owners
  • Document the remaining core processes. Everything FBA by the end of the quarter.
    Owner: Process owners
  • Re-run the People Analyzer. Check Integrator capacity and progress toward one seat per person (Wes: Product + Ops/CS; Nick: Visionary + Finance under option A).
    Owner: Leadership team
  • EOS Organizational Checkup: baseline in Q4, repeat in Q1.
    Owner: Integrator
Self-implement or use an Implementer? The proposal is a hybrid. We'd self-implement the Focus Day tools now (Accountability Chart, L10, Scorecard, Rocks, Issues). We'd seriously consider a Professional EOS Implementer for the two Vision Building days, because the open questions there are founder-level and a neutral facilitator usually saves months. Budget: To decide.
07

Decisions needed

Everything below is To decide. Ideally we'd settle most of it at the Focus-Day-lite in weeks 1–2.

Visionary vs Integrator

Who holds each seat?

  • Option A: Nick as Visionary, Aatu as Integrator
  • Option B: Wes or Kane as Visionary, Nick as Integrator
  • Also: is "CEO" a formal title?

Ronnie's seat

Advisor, contractor or team member? Is Engineering a leadership seat, and does it sit in the L10?

  • If not: Manoj as engineering manager, or Wes holds a combined Product/Tech seat

Ops & Customer Delivery hand-off

When and to whom does Wes hand off Ops & Customer Delivery (support, training, onboarding)? Consider hire vs. promote from CS team.

  • Goal: Wes out of first-line support within 90 days

In-person session before 10 Oct

Can the founders do a half-day Focus-Day-lite in person while co-located, before 10 Oct? It's the cheapest moment to settle the Visionary/Integrator question.

Cancel the All-Team Call and free up Monday 17:00

OK to cancel the Weekly All-Team Call series? Can Wes move his standing Monday 17:00 SAST session so the L10 can take that slot?

  • Also confirm: is Devs X Aatu X Wes finished? Is the Business Sync weekly or bi-weekly?
  • Otherwise: the Thursday fallback slot, which needs to move later after 1 Nov

Core values

MyGentic core values get defined on Vision Building Day 1. Do we start fresh, or use The Virtual Edge's three as a first draft ("in it to win it, always level up, build real connections")?

Tool for Issues, To-dos & Scorecard

One home for everything:

  • Trello Team Ops board (the CPO bot needs access)
  • A Google Sheet / Doc
  • A dedicated EOS tool

EOS Implementer budget

What budget and appetite do we have for a Professional EOS Implementer to facilitate the two Vision Building days? We'd need quotes first.

Also to confirm: time zones and MyGentic time commitment for leaders where they're not known yet, the length of the CS/Ops L10, and slots for the Same Page and quarterly meetings.