You have colleagues. You have a manager. You might even have a mentor or two. What you probably don't have is a diverse, conflict-free group of brilliant, objective people who have nothing to gain or lose from your decisions. That's Orbit.
You've worked hard to get where you are. You're navigating complex decisions, leading teams, managing up, and figuring out what comes next. All at the same time.
Somewhere along the way, you realized something uncomfortable. The people around you are either too close to the problem, too invested in the outcome, or too worried about what you might think of them to tell you what they actually believe.
Your colleagues have their own agendas. Your manager has to put the company's interests first. Your friends and family mean well, but they don't truly understand what you're up against. Your mentors each have a single set of experiences and a single set of blind spots.
What you need is a thinking partner. The right kind. More than one of them. Carefully chosen.
Orbit is built to give you exactly that.
Orbit is a five-week peer advisory program for ambitious, experienced professionals. The goal is simple: a trusted, conflict-free group of high-caliber thinking partners who help you navigate your most complex career and leadership challenges.
Each cohort is small by design. Cross-functional by intention. And built around one principle borrowed from physics: in orbit, there is no centre of gravity. The most valuable perspective shifts with every challenge.
Between six and eight members per cohort. Small enough that nobody hides. Large enough to generate real diversity of thought.
Your Finance Director sees something your Marketing counterpart doesn't. That's the point. Homogeneity is comfortable. It's also useless.
Every member is vetted through a personal interview. Admission is not guaranteed. The curation is the product.
The goal of the five weeks is to make me unnecessary. You leave with a group that runs itself. That's not a feature. That's the whole point.
There's a lot of noise in the "peer group" and "mastermind" space. Most of it doesn't look like this.
You're not here to collect contacts. You're here to build a trusted inner circle.
I don't have all the answers. The group does. My role is to curate, question, and facilitate. I'm not an executive coach, and I have no desire to become one. If you want someone to hand you the answer, Orbit may not be for you.
A room full of people talking to other people just like them is just an echo chamber with a catering budget. Functional diversity isn't a nice-to-have. It's the strategy.
Orbit isn't a course: there won't be a lecture every week. The agenda is built around your real challenges, in real time. Bring the thing that kept you up last Tuesday night.
Five weeks is the structured part. What you build during those five weeks doesn't have an expiration date.
Admission requires an application, a paid interview, and a genuine commitment to the group. Not everyone will be placed. That's by design.
Orbit is designed for ambitious, experienced professionals, typically at the Manager, Director, or VP level, who:
Orbit is not for people seeking quick answers, passive observers, or anyone not genuinely prepared to be challenged. If you want a room that confirms what you already believe, this isn't it.
Book your 25-minute interview. The Cohort Interview fee will be applied to your program fee if you're placed in a cohort. It will be refunded in full if you're not, and is only non-refundable if you're placed in a cohort but then choose not to participate. This isn't a barrier. It's a filter.
After booking, you'll receive a link to the Cohort Matching Survey, a comprehensive questionnaire to complete before we meet. It's designed to understand who you are, what you'd bring to the group, and what you want to get out of Orbit. Your answers are used to help place you in a cohort that maximizes your investment.
Interviews are actively underway, and cohorts form on a rolling basis as the right combination of people emerges. Placement decisions are based on the chemistry, diversity, and ambition profile of the group as a whole. Not everyone will be placed immediately — the integrity of the cohort comes before any individual application.
If you're accepted into a cohort, you'll sign a Program Contract and pay the remaining fee. You'll also join the Cohort Group Channel and use it to introduce yourself to the group before Session 1. This isn't performative. It's the first act of showing up for people who are about to show up for you.
Weekly facilitated virtual sessions (1.5 hours each) plus the always-on Cohort Group Channel for conversations between sessions. Real challenges, real conversations, real accountability.
At the end of five weeks, you graduate from the cohort. The facilitated sessions end, but the group continues, and continues to grow, together. You leave with a group of trusted thinking partners and the habits needed to help support each other effectively.
Founding cohort pricing is $500 + HST per person. Future cohort pricing will start at $1,500.
Full payment is required upon placement to confirm your seat. Your employer may (correctly) view your participation in Orbit as professional development, and may allow you to expense your Program Fee.
I'm not an executive coach, and I have no desire to become one. I want to be upfront about that, because it matters.
What I am is a senior business leader who has spent over 25 years building brands, leading teams, and asking the kinds of questions that make the right answer visible. I've held senior-level roles across publicly traded giants and scrappy startups. I've consulted for businesses figuring out who they are and where they're going. I've taught marketing courses at the top-ranked Schulich School of Business at York University. And I've spent years mentoring experienced professionals 1:1 who are navigating the exact kinds of decisions your Orbit cohort will wrestle with. Interviews for the founding cohorts are currently underway.
I've also been part of an informal peer group for years. I know what makes these groups work. I know what kills them. Orbit is the formalization of that experience.
The start date for any cohort depends on when a properly curated cohort is able to be formed. Applications will be accepted and analyzed on a rolling basis, and when at least six applicants are determined to be a good fit with one another (based on their Orbit Founding Cohort Interview and the responses they provide to their Orbit Cohort Matching Survey), those applicants will be informed that they've been placed into a Cohort, and the sessions will begin soon after. If you're interested in building your Orbit, the right time to get started is now, and the first step is to book your interview.
Depending on demand, there will be up to three Orbit Founding Cohorts, and each cohort will have between six and eight seats. Additional cohorts will follow based on demand, but a maximum of three will be run at founding cohort pricing. Future Orbit cohorts will be priced starting at $1,500.
Possibly, but it's not the goal. Orbit is built on functional diversity. The most valuable perspective in the room is often the one that comes from the person who does something completely different from what you do. Your Finance Director thinks differently than your Marketing counterpart. That's a feature, not a bug.
The group continues without formal facilitation. By the end of Session 5, your cohort will have the trust, the habits, and the structure to keep meeting independently. That's the goal from Day 1.
That's up to your employer, but you should definitely ask. Orbit is designed to find you a professional advisory board that will ultimately advance your career. And Orbit's Program Fee sits well within most learning and development budgets. A receipt suitable for reimbursement will be available upon request.
The question is really, "What if I'm not accepted right away?" Because not everyone who applies to Orbit will be placed immediately: the goal is to ensure the right people are placed within the right group, and the truth is that some candidates will simply be a better fit for a future cohort with a different composition. Your interview fee ensures your application will continue to be evaluated alongside other applicants on a rolling basis for up to one year from your interview date. If you haven't been placed into a Cohort by then, your fee will be refunded in full via eTransfer. If you choose, you may ask to have your interview fee refunded at any time within that year, but doing so will prevent you from being considered for placement.
The interview fee is non-refundable once a placement has been offered. The program fee is refundable (less HST paid and a $20 Service Fee to cover credit card charges) up until 7 days before Session 1. These policies exist to protect the integrity of the cohort. Everything will be clearly outlined in the Program Contract.
In physics, an orbit is the perfect balance between two forces: momentum (the drive to move forward) and gravity (the pull that keeps you from drifting into the void).
Most senior professionals have plenty of momentum. What they lack is gravity: the objective, grounded pull of a peer group that keeps them on track.
We chose the name because of how the system works:
You bring the momentum. We provide the gravity.
Email your name, phone number, and any questions you may have to info@yourorbit.co and someone will get back to you within 24 hours.
A maximum of three founding cohorts (and 8 seats per cohort) available, at a price that will never be this low again. Interviews have already begun.
Getting started is easy. What comes next could change the course of your career.
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