FOR HR, L&D, INNOVATION AND LEADERS WHO WANT TO BUILD NEW WAYS OF WORKING

Capabilities that come alive in the work.

Echos creates in-company experiences alongside organizations that want to turn strategic ambitions and real challenges into new ways of learning, deciding, collaborating and operating.

Since 2011 · experiences with organizations including Google, Honda, Itaú, Globo and Faber-Castell.

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Some challenges first call for a new reading of the system.

When the conversation involves workflow, strategy, product, experience, governance or AI, Consulting helps organize the context and choices that will guide the learning experience.

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When an experience can open new possibilities in the work.

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Change needs to enter daily work

A new strategy gains strength when it shows up in the team’s rituals, decisions and handoffs.

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AI calls for shared repertoire

Tools move further when people and teams develop criteria to judge, prioritize, experiment and take responsibility.

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Growth invites new ways of operating

Teams can collaborate across silos, redesign experiences and build evidence to move forward with greater confidence.

Experiences that continue with the team.

We begin with business context, the decisions that need to evolve and the capability the organization wants to cultivate over time.

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Programs

Structured journeys to develop a critical capability in the rhythm of work.

For teams that need a shared repertoire and practical application.

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Academies

Learning architectures that combine cohorts, practice, challenges and continuous rituals.

For organizations that want to scale a strategic capability.

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Labs

Immersive experiences to read a context, explore possibilities and make choices visible.

For decisions, products, services or futures that need to take shape.

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Sprints

Focused interventions to unlock a real problem, align a team and define the next move.

For moments when speed must come with judgment.

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Repertoire for the conversations and choices that move the work.

Formats define the rhythm. Themes help your organization recognize the capability, conversation or decision that can move now.

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Corporate Entrepreneurship

Turn opportunity into initiative with judgment, experimentation and accountability.

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Business and Desirable Futures

Read signals, imagine scenarios and orient long-term decisions.

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Customer Centricity

Bring strategy, product and operations closer to people’s real needs.

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Innovation and Design

Use design to structure problems, test possibilities and learn through evidence.

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Innovation Ambassadors

Develop people able to mobilize repertoire and practices across the organization.

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Design Thinking

Investigate, ideate, prototype and test to reduce uncertainty before major bets.

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Customer Experience

Design memorable journeys and relationships that create value for customers and business.

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Facilitation Design

Lead conversations, workshops and decisions as collaboration infrastructure.

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Service Design

Connect end-to-end experiences to the backstage systems that sustain them.

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Business Design

Connect offer, business model, operations and viability in one conversation.

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Strategic Design

Make organizational choices, trade-offs and priorities more explicit.

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Futures Design

Use futures to expand the decision field in the present.

Facilitation in Innovation Projects.

For executives, leaders and teams who want to build design, facilitation and collaboration skills.

Practices, concepts and tools to develop creative confidence, make collaborative human-centred decisions and create a culture that supports innovation.

Design this journey

Learning that becomes practice, collaboration and new paths.

Every experience combines repertoire, contextual practice, collective reflection and transfer to real work. In this way, the organization expands its ability to keep learning, deciding and creating together.

Shared language and criteria for better decisions

Applicable artifacts: maps, protocols, canvases and experiments

Collaboration and learning rituals that continue after the journey

Leaders better equipped to sustain change with evidence

An experience changes when its leaders know the real work.

Echos brings together people with published practice in design, strategy, facilitation, learning and innovation to design experiences that enter the system.

Ricardo Ruffo01

Ricardo Ruffo

CEO and founder of Echos

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Design Thinking Online

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Juliana Proserpio

Founder and Chief Designer of Echos

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Strategic design, innovation, futures and AI

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Maressa Bessa03

Maressa Bessa

Business Design Lead at Echos

PRACTICE TERRITORY

Innovation, Design Thinking and Customer Experience

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Thalita Munekata04

Thalita Munekata

Strategic Designer at Echos

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Facilitation for Innovation

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The experience meets real work.

When learning, decision-making and operations connect, change gains continuity in daily work. In the Camil case, redesigning a critical Order to Cash workflow communicated a 32% reduction versus the previous scenario.

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Read the context

We understand the challenge, audience, decisions, constraints and business ambition.

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Architect the experience

We define format, sequence, practices and artifacts that connect learning to operations.

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Do it together

We facilitate the experience with leaders and participants in the context of real work.

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Transfer and sustain

We leave next steps, rituals and evidence for capability to continue.

Let’s build, together, the next capability for your organization.

In an initial conversation, we organize the challenge, audience, urgency and type of experience that can make sense for your context.

With HR, L&D, a leader or challenge owner

Grounded in a real business context

Output: a format hypothesis and next step

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