Our Clients

PepsiCo. Marriott. NASA.

For more than 20 years, innovation leaders at GE, Mozilla, Lowe's, Pearson, Southwest, and beyond have trusted us to turn their research into action. See the brands, and what we did for them.

Trusted by innovation leaders at Fortune 500

GE Healthcare
PepsiCo
Frito-Lay
Marriott
NASA
Mozilla
Lowe's
LiftMaster
NWEA
Pearson
Southwest Airlines

What Leaders Say

Praise from innovation leaders.

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This is a vital handbook for executives who need their teams to move faster, adapt smarter, then act with curiosity, confidence, and courage.

Larry Keeley

Larry Keeley

Innovation scientist, Keeley Innovations; co-founder, Doblin; author, Ten Types of Innovation

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Brianna Sylver shows you how to reframe roadblocks, align teams, and lead transformation efforts that stick by focusing on the human dynamics at the core of innovation.

Vijay Kumar

Vijay Kumar

Author, 101 Design Methods

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Great ideas often get stalled—not because they're weak, but because they're surrounded by too much ambiguity and uncertainty. Brianna is that rare, wise guide who knows how to lead teams through change with clarity and heart.

Patrick Whitney

Patrick Whitney

Dean Emeritus, Institute of Design, Illinois Tech

Quotes above are endorsements of Leading Through Free Fall. Direct client testimonials are being collected and will appear here soon.

Industries We Serve

Where we work.

Healthcare

Medical devices, payers, and care delivery, from GE Healthcare to Cardinal Health.

Consumer Goods

Brand and product innovation for portfolios like PepsiCo and Frito-Lay.

Retail

In-aisle experience and category design for retailers like Lowe's.

Aerospace

Workflow and collaboration research for organizations like NASA.

Public Sector

Service design and civic innovation that holds up in the real world.

Education

Learning and assessment research with organizations like NWEA and Pearson.

Tech

Product and adoption research for technology leaders like Mozilla.

Ready to join them?

If your team is sitting on research that hasn't turned into action, we should talk.