A practice for leaders navigating growth and complexity, Bayleaf supports leaders
and teams as they navigate the next stage of their organization’s evolution.
Every organization eventually reaches a point where the work has outgrown something. These moments aren’t failures. They’re signals that the next stage of the work is beginning.
When leaders have space to think clearly, teams can work through hard things together, and the systems supporting the work begin to match the scale of the work itself. Bayleaf's role is to create and protect the conditions where that kind of clarity can emerge.
Reset a board’s priorities in one retreat, ending months of stalled conversations.
Designed and facilitated leadership conversations that surfaced tensions teams had avoided for months and moved the group into real decisions.
Cut through a dense 30-page strategic plan and rebuilt it into a framework leaders actually use.
Aligned partners to launch a cross-sector initiative through facilitated planning sessions that clarified priorities, roles, and next steps.
Coached a first-year executive director through the realities of leadership, helping them establish confidence, authority, and their own decision-making voice.
A short conversation helps us understand the moment you're navigating and whether coaching, facilitation, or strategy work would move things forward.
Choose the service you'd like to start with and schedule an initial consultation with our team.
We’ll pause together to discuss what you're navigating and where the pressure is showing up in the work.
If the work feels like a good fit, we’ll outline a clear scope, timeline, and starting point for the engagement.
Start with a conversation to findout how to get the support your work deserves.
As Founder & Chief Strategist at Bayleaf Consulting, Ellie works with leadership teams and groups facing decisions that aren’t simple and can’t be made alone.
She’s known for noticing patterns others miss and helping people get to the real conversation underneath the surface.
If you want a better sense of how she thinks about leadership and this kind of work, LinkedIn is where she shares most of her writing and ideas.