Training
Bring COS to your coalition.
Most coalitions don't need another framework on a shelf. They need a series of guided sessions where the leadership team builds their operating system together — with someone in the room who's done this before.
What it is
A guided implementation series.
A COS Guide leads your coalition's core team through the six components of the Coalition Operating System across multiple working sessions. This isn't a lecture series. Each session is a working meeting: your team leaves with artifacts, decisions, and a written commitment for what happens between now and the next session.
Who it's for
- • Coalition leadership teams (not just the coordinator alone)
- • Veteran-serving prevention teams standing up cross-agency work
- • County and community coalitions in year one, or in year seven and starting to fray
- • New coordinators who inherited a coalition without an operating manual
What your coalition walks away with
- A shared language your leadership team uses without having to translate
- The six components mapped to your coalition — with honest gaps named
- A written scoreboard and cadence you'll actually keep
- Fewer meetings that circle. More decisions that stick.
- A coordinator who is no longer the single point of failure
Typical Format
[FORMAT DETAILS — 4–6 working sessions over 8–12 weeks. Virtual, in-person, or hybrid.]
Who's in the Room
[FORMAT DETAILS — coordinator plus 4–8 core leadership team members from partner organizations.]
Next Step