Explore the Process

The Zargarian Approach

Our simple approach to organizations’ most complex problems.

Your 4-D Client Experience

 

Stage One

Discover

We’ll spend time with you and your team in discovery consultations to align on our overall objectives, define your desired outcomes, and get into the details on the current state of your organization and workflows.

Stage Two

Define

Armed with a deeper understanding of your team and workflow needs, we’ll then map out our overall strategy, milestones and deliverables to move forward.

Stage Three

Design

The design stage of a project consists of a combination of working sessions, system/workflow builds, and readiness testing to craft your optimum solution.

Stage Four

Develop

We’ll close out the project with options to deliver custom-trainings and curated resources to support effective change management and overall organization transformation.

 

“Mary has a way with systems. Her calm and pragmatic approach around online tech platforms provides her clients with a knowing and confidence to grow unhindered and to scale with ease.”


Ruby Lee
Business Coach

 

Our Clients

Empowering Your Mission through Operational Excellence

Our Mission: Empower organizations to amplify their impact by aligning strategic priorities, fostering collaboration, and breaking down silos. We are committed to sustainable business operations, simplicity, and mission-driven practices, ensuring that teams thrive and create lasting change through their work.

 

Featured Article

Interview with Mary Zargarian

 

Read more about our approach to sustainable business success

 

Which project management tool is right for you?

There is no one system that is right for everyone. But when it comes to project management tools, our two favorites are Asana and ClickUp.

Not sure which may be right for you? Take our simple 5-question quiz and see what we would recommend.

 

Now that we’re acquainted, let’s talk about services.

We consistently help our clients save up to 10 hours a week and blow past their big, bold goals using a "less is more" approach to team operations.