I Want to Join the Lab!

If you register for the Lab before January 15, 2016, your investment for the 12 weeks of in-person and online sessions will be $250.

If you register AFTER January 15, 2015, your investment will be $350.

The final deadline for registration is January 27, 2016.

Either way, that's only a few dollars a day--the cost of a cup of coffee!

Spaces in the Lab are limited.

We'll accept applicants on a first come, first-served basis and will add you to a waiting list for our next class if we exceed the available slots.

Don't be left waiting--SIGN UP NOW!

Complete this form to let us know that you're interested and to tell us a little about who you are.
Make your payment.

Your registration will not be considered final until we receive your payment!

Once we receive payment, we will email you to confirm your slot.

What Lab Grads are Saying

Explore the Edges of What's Possible
"It's an honest, inspiring, and courageous way to explore leadership and examine the "edges of what's possible". It feels like a place to experiment with ideas and problems and to take on both huge systems and smaller issues. Equal parts wonderful professional development and youth development group therapy."
A Place to Stretch Yourself
"If you've ever felt like you needed a place to stretch yourself and build community around knowledge, passion, and love, then this is the class for you."
Space to Reflect, Heal and Build a Plan of Action
"The in-person meetings served as a space to reflect, heal, and build a progressive plan of action. More often than not I would come to the Lab with many many leadership questions and would leave, not necessarily with the answer, but with a better leadership mentality."
Network of Caring Individuals
"I loved the opportunity to practice using leadership tools as part of the lab. Diving into specific topics around deep work, appreciative interviews, and leading from a space of love were really relevant to my work. I also found it invaluable to workshop issues I was dealing with in my own work with a network of caring individuals who offered excellent ideas and feedback."