The trusted advisor in the room. Not a coach. Not a consultant. No agenda but yours.

Choose the situation that feels closest. You can get to the right place from here.
An experienced read before an important move. Strategy sessions from $2,000; ongoing advisory from $5,000 a month.
The outside executive for companies too big to wing it and too small for the big firms. Diagnostics from $15,000. No headcount minimum.
Unions and associations: member access partnerships →
I've made decisions, advised the people making them, watched organizations carry them out, and seen what those decisions looked like to the people affected by them.
That range changes what I notice.
See How Workplace Intelligence™ Works →Every engagement starts with See the Board™: what changed, who holds the keys, what is at risk, and the move that keeps your options open.
90 focused minutes around the decision or situation in front of you.
Weekly private advisory plus direct access between conversations. Month-to-month.
A private seat beside you when a lot is moving. Response within 24 hours. Four clients at a time.
Start with what is happening now. From there, we can determine what kind of support makes sense.
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Workplace Intelligence is the private advisory practice founded by Noël Tarquinii. It helps executives, senior professionals, and organizations understand what is really happening in a workplace situation before they decide what to do about it.
Executives and senior professionals facing a career, leadership, or workplace decision; organizations dealing with leadership misalignment, turnover, or stalled execution; and unions and workforce partners supporting their members.
Request a private conversation through the inquiry form on the Work With Noël page. Noël personally reviews every inquiry and responds within one business day with the right next step.
A Private Strategy Session is $2,000 for 90 minutes. Strategic Advisory is $5,000 per month and The Consigliere is $10,000 per month. Advisory is month-to-month with no minimum commitment.
No. Advisory services are not legal advice, legal representation, therapy, or a substitute for licensed professional counsel where required. When a situation needs an attorney or another licensed professional, Noël will say so.