Opportunity Framing Workshop
Define the Right Problem. Align the Right People. Unlock the Right Solution.
Frame It First – Don’t Just Jump Into Execution
70% of capital projects fail before they even begin. Why? Because the problem was poorly defined, the stakeholders misaligned, and the roadmap unclear. Opportunity Framing fixes that.
Our PATH Framework helps project teams get clarity, alignment, and direction in just 2 days. It’s fast, effective, and rooted in over two decades of high-stakes project facilitation.
What is the PATH Framework
PATH is a 4-step, structured process designed to shape better decisions and more successful projects:
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P – Prepare: Identify the problem, engage stakeholders, and define workshop scope.
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A – Assess the Current State: Understand what’s happening now, what issues exist, what’s the value preposition and what constraints we’re facing.
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T – Target the Future: Define what success looks like, identify decisions, options, strategies, and evaluate the possibilities.
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H – Handle the Transition: Build your roadmap, map stakeholders and plan actions and next steps
Outcomes You Can Expect
✔ Clearly defined problem and value drivers
✔ Stakeholder alignment and clarity of purpose
✔ Defined success criteria and key risks
✔ Strategic options evaluated against value drivers
✔ Decision-ready project roadmap and actions
Case Study - Lithium Rework Project, Argentina
After ongoing quality issues and unclear production strategy, this mining client ran a 2-day framing session. The result: 3 viable improvement options were identified, saving over $2M by avoiding unnecessary capital works.
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