

Leadership development that meets you where you are.
THREE WAYS TO GROW
Whether you're investing in yourself, developing leaders across an organization, or navigating a complex challenge, TLCG helps you turn insight into action.
Real challenges. Practical tools. Growth you can put to work right away.
Does Any of This Sound Familiar?
Sometimes the warning signs are obvious. Sometimes they're hiding beneath the numbers.
You Know Something Needs to Change, but the Fix Isn't
Obvious
The same challenges keep resurfacing. Before investing in another solution, you want to understand what's actually getting in the way.

How TLCG Helps Organizations Change
01 — Understand the Problem
We review existing data, listen confidentially to employees and leaders, and uncover what's really affecting organizational health.
02 — Build the Right Strategy
We identify root causes and deliver practical recommendations tailored to your organization's challenges and goals.
03 — Make Change Stick
Through leadership development and selective executive advisory support, we help leaders turn recommendations into lasting improvements.
The TLCG Difference

Leadership is human. So are we.
TLCG grew from a genuine need for leadership development that works beyond the classroom. Founder Liz Howard and her mentor, Richard Rieckenberg, brought different generations and leadership experiences together around one belief: people deserve practical, honest support for the challenges they actually face.
We don't shy away from the messy stuff—the difficult conversations, uncomfortable decisions, competing priorities, and moments when there isn't an obvious right answer.
Our learning experiences are built to be useful immediately. Every interaction should leave you with something you can apply in your next conversation, decision, or leadership challenge.
We bring curiosity, compassion, candid conversations, and a healthy sense of humor to serious work. Whether you're developing yourself or leading an entire organization, we're here to help you grow without losing what makes you human.
Because better leadership isn't about becoming someone else. It's about becoming more effective as yourself.





