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and answers to questions we're frequently asked

What are Lucel's areas of specialty?

Do I need coaching... or do I need consulting?

How much does it cost to work with Lucel?

Does Lucel only work with nonprofit organizations?

What are Lucel's areas of specialty?

We love spaces where challenge and opportunity converge: in change management, leadership development, and capacity building. As a framework, we've found that these areas encompass a wide range of solutions, some common and others that are more unique and specialized. Examples include:

• Crisis response

• Workflow systems

• Succession planning

• Purposeful governance

• Documentation and policy audits

• Rightsizing staffing hierarchies

• Equitable team development, including hiring practices

• Interim leadership coaching

• Compelling public speaking

• Dynamic feedback systems

• Retention roadmaps

A few things we don't do but are happy to provide referrals for: fundraising campaigns, special event management, and various professional services, like financial audits or staff recruitment.

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How much does it cost to work with Lucel?

We believe in transparency in our work, including our pricing. While each project is defined by the scope of work, timeline, and deliverables, here are some general ways we approach pricing.

Consulting: We scope each project to get to the outcomes you want. We work with your budget, including sliding scale rates for smaller or less resourced nonprofits, to find the right balance of project outcomes and cost.

Coaching: First-time coaching engagements are typically a minimum of 12 weeks so that, together, we can devote the time and attention your goals deserve. That said, shorter periods are possible with ongoing or past clients.

Average pricing (weekly meetings):

12 weeks $8,750

24 weeks $16,000

52 weeks $26,000

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Does Lucel only work with nonprofit organizations?

While most of our institutional clients are nonprofits, including private and public grantmaking foundations, service providers, and advocacy groups, we also welcome other corporations invested in social good. If in doubt, just reach out.

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