Third Space

Cohorts forming now

Find your cohort.

Curated rooms of leaders meeting monthly. Pick the cohort that fits where you are today, or write us if you're not sure which one.

Not sure which? Just apply

Join a cohort

Apply to join.

A short application, about five minutes. Pick where you want to grow, answer a handful of honest questions, and we'll read it ourselves and reply within a couple of days. If you'd rather talk it through first, that works too.

Not sure which cohort fits? Skip the form and just email us at info@thirdspaceteam.com.

From the room

In their words.

The cohort gave me something I didn't know I needed: a group of leaders facing the same challenges I was, just inside different organizations. What stayed with me was how genuinely people cared not only about doing the work well, but about the impact their leadership had on the people they led. Being able to talk those things through honestly, with people who actually understood, is rare. I've carried a lot of it back into how I lead.
Allison Brown

Allison Brown

Chief Operating Officer, Fulton Companies

I've been in plenty of leadership groups, but this one was different. The conversations went deeper than strategy, they got to the assumptions driving how I lead. I left every session with clearer thinking, stronger relationships, and something I could use immediately.

Dan Costello

For organizations

Bring a cohort inside your company.

The three cohorts above are open rooms we curate one leader at a time. The fourth way in is private: we build and facilitate a Third Space cohort around your own people — your executive team, your emerging leaders, or the leaders in your network.

A room for your team

Your leaders, one cohort, on a schedule that fits your calendar. The same Third Space format, focused on what your organization is actually navigating — your executive team thinking out loud together, with a guide holding the room.

A room for your people

Lead a network of clients, members, or alumni? Co-host a cohort for them. You convene the leaders worth gathering; we design and run the program. You're the host — they get the room.

01

Custom, not canned

We shape the focus, the cadence, the start date, and who's in the room around your goals, not a fixed curriculum. A private cohort can begin whenever you're ready and run shorter or longer than a standard six-month room.

02

We facilitate

A Third Space lead holds every session. You don't have to build it, staff it, or run it.

03

Leadership development, handled

One less program for you to design and maintain — and a room your leaders actually look forward to.

Talk to us about a cohort

Tell us a little about your team and what you're hoping a cohort would do. We read every note ourselves and reply within a couple of days.

Prefer email? Write info@thirdspaceteam.com.

A few principles

Why cohorts work.

01

Curated rooms, carefully matched.

Picked for fit, not filled to capacity. You'll know who's in the room before you join.

02

Highly practical content.

The agenda is what's actually on each leader's plate this week. We don't bring slide decks. We bring real questions.

03

Peer insight from peers and guides.

A Third Space lead holds the room, but the room itself does most of the work. The peers are the program.

04

A pace that fits your busy schedule.

Sessions are short, the cadence is human, and the work fits between meetings, not on top of them.

The right fit

Leaders ready for the room.

Cohorts are for leaders who want company in the actual work, not a certification, not a system to adopt. CEOs, founders, senior operators, parent-leaders, and emerging executives all find their way into Third Space cohorts.

You'll get the most out of it if you're willing to surface real situations, willing to listen, and willing to trust a small group of people you're still getting to know. The leaders who tell us it changed their year are the ones who showed up that way.

You'll get the least out of it if you're looking for a transactional answer or for a curriculum to consume on your own time. That's not what this is.

Frequently asked

You might still be wondering.