One programme, two doors

Proving Ground.

Eight weeks inside a founder’s office. You make real calls, operators mark them against a published standard, and you leave with proof of how you think, not a certificate that says you attended.

A proving ground is where something is tested before it is trusted in the field. That’s the promise, stated as a place rather than a claim.

Common to everyone

Whichever door, the same standard.

The simulations

Fourteen real founder’s-day decisions. You commit to a call under pressure; there is no answer key.

The marking

Operators score every call against 65 published rubrics. The same standard shows on your portfolio.

The proof

A portfolio of graded decisions and a standing an employer or investor can read in ten seconds.

Free · marked against the standard

Take the assessment.

2.1% get a seat. Everyone gets their score. Either way you leave knowing something true about how you think.