
About the Collective.
Most organisations chase performance at the expense of their people, then wonder why the change never sticks. Our methods prove there's a better way.
Our Vision
To be the most trusted partner for strategic change in Western Australia. We work alongside the most demanding organisations in resources, utilities and government as they navigate uncertainty.
Our Mission
To help individuals, teams and organisations embrace change without losing the people who have to live through it.
Core Value
Coach, don't command. We listen first, then guide. The people doing the work own the change, which is exactly why it lasts.
Beginnings
A Decade of Change That Actually Sticks
We've spent years inside transformations across tech, finance, mining, government and purpose-led organisations. Long enough to know that the programs that fade are the ones done to people, and the ones that hold are the ones built with them.
That's the thinking behind Twenty2 Collective. Rather than one consultant with one playbook, we bring together coaches, facilitators, strategists and trainers, each an expert in their own right, and match the right minds to the problem in front of you.
What Makes Us Different
We always put people first before process.Tools and frameworks come second.
Our goal is for you to not need us. That’s why we focus on capability and not dependency.
If a frontline supervisor can't follow it, it isn't ready. We've run change across engineering, operations and corporate teams, and it has to make sense for everybody involved.
Approach
The Core Of Everything We Do

How we work
We keep a running check on four things through every engagement
Those four things are: Clarity, Ownership, Rhythms and Engagement. CORE for short. Depending on the work, we apply it to team health, programme health or both. We name it openly with clients, so they know what we're checking for and why.
Team performance
What high-performing teams work through
High-performing teams tend to work through the same questions in roughly this order. Each one needs a solid answer before the next can land. Teams that skip ahead usually feel it later. This sequence is the Seven Questions model, also known as the Drexler/Sibbet Team Performance Model.
1. Why am I here?
Orientation
2. Who are you?
Building Trust
3. What are we doing?
Goal Clarification
4. How will we do it?
Commitment
5. Who does what, where and when?
Implementation
6. Are we performing?
High Performance
7. Why continue?
Renewal
If a team stalls, the model says to step back to an earlier question rather than push on. In our engagements, we use these seven questions to pinpoint where a team is stuck and what to work on next.

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