ENTERPRISE LICENSING
Care Like a Leader™ at work
Help people see care differently. Plan earlier. Make more intentional decisions.
Care is reshaping work, families, business, technology, and society.
Your Chief Care Officer™ brings original frameworks, visual models, planning tools, and cross-sector insight into organizations—helping people see the system, lead with intention, and design what comes next.
See the system
You can't lead what you can't see.
Care is more than appointments, tasks, and services. It's a system of people, responsibilities, decisions, relationships, resources, and tradeoffs—much of it invisible.
YCCO's visual frameworks make that complexity easier to see, understand, and discuss.
See what care develops
Care Strengths™
Explore eight capabilities developed through caregiving—from systems thinking and adaptive planning to judgment under uncertainty.
Care Stacks™
Explore 20+ visual frameworks revealing the hidden pressures shaping how families experience, plan, manage, and sustain care.
Care Architecture™
Explore models showing how family care systems are structured, governed, sustained, and changed over time.
Explore the full Visual Architecture of Care™
See the frameworks and models for understanding, leading, and designing care.
Lead with intention
Help people move from reacting to care to leading it.
Most people aren't taught how to plan for care before circumstances force them to.
YCCO creates accessible ways to help employees, members, clients, and communities understand what they're carrying, start important conversations earlier, prepare for change, and make more intentional decisions.
Bring care planning to life
Use YCCO's planning and decision-making resources as stand-alone experiences or as part of a larger employee or member initiative.
Family Care C-Suite™
Discover the roles and responsibilities people are already carrying in care.
Family Care Horizons™
See how care may evolve—and begin thinking ahead.
Care Operating System™
Create more structure around responsibilities, coordination, communication, and decisions.
Family Care Horizons™ Planning Guide
Turn insight into practical conversations and planning.
Explore professional resources
Design what comes next
Don't just prepare for a care crisis. Create space to think about the life around it.
Planning for care isn't only about services, documents, or where someone might live.
It's also about what people value, what they want to preserve, what tradeoffs they may be willing to make, and how care can belong within a larger life.
Interactive workshops & experiences
Care Like a Leader™
See the care system you're already part of, understand the leadership it requires, and explore more intentional ways to navigate what comes next.
Discover Your Care Fingerprint™
Explore the values, preferences, relationships, and priorities that shape how you think about care.
Designing a Life with Care™
Look beyond today's decisions to consider the life, relationships, and care system you're trying to create.
Care Strengths™ +
Family Care C-Suite™
Recognize the capabilities care develops and explore the leadership roles people may already be carrying.
FEATURED IDEA
Care Before the Crisis
A care planning and decision-making campaign for employees
Help employees become more proactive about some of the most consequential decisions in their lives—before a crisis makes those decisions for them. A tailored campaign could combine:
See
Short videos and visual frameworks that make hidden care responsibilities and pressures visible.
Lead
Interactive tools such as Care Strengths™, Family Care C-Suite™, and care planning resources that help people understand their roles, capacity, and decisions.
Design
Care Fingerprint™, Family Care Horizons™, and Designing a Life with Care™ experiences that encourage earlier thinking about what comes next.
Campaigns can incorporate original infographics, short-form videos, employee communications, reflection prompts, planning resources, live sessions, and links to your organization's existing benefits and support.
The Future of Care
Conversations with the people building what comes next in care.
Make an important care issue visible
Visual insight campaigns
Some of the hardest care challenges are difficult to address because they're difficult to see. YCCO combines research, systems thinking, original framing, visual storytelling, and communications to turn complex care issues into ideas people can understand and discuss.
A campaign might include an original or adapted visual model, infographic, short video, article or insight brief, discussion prompts, employee or member communications, and an optional live conversation.
Have something else in mind?
These are starting points, not fixed packages.
YCCO can create a custom campaign, experience, or content series around a care issue that matters to your organization—combining original frameworks, visual storytelling, short-form video, planning resources, thought leadership, and live programming.
Strategy & advisory
Bring a family-care systems lens to a question you're trying to answer.
For organizations exploring a larger challenge or opportunity, YCCO provides research, synthesis, original frameworks, and cross-sector perspective to help leaders see the problem differently and determine what deserves further exploration. Potential areas include:
Family-care systems and changing care realities
Aging, longevity, and the future of care
Workforce and care
Thought leadership and strategic storytelling
Family experience and decision-making
Products, services, and emerging care models
Engagements are shaped around the question—not a predetermined consulting package.
See the thinking before we talk
Explore some of the ideas, models, and conversations behind the work.
Family Care C-Suite™
Explore how families lead care.
The Hidden Architecture of Care™
See how care becomes a system.
The Visual Architecture of Care™
See the systems, pressures, and leadership capabilities hidden inside family care.
The Future of Care Series
Original conversations with leaders across the care ecosystem exploring what is being redesigned—and what the future of care could become.
Leadership Series
Original interviews and research exploring what leaders are seeing and what may come next.
What could we create together?
Bring Care Like a Leader™ into your organization through an employee experience, care planning campaign, workshop, presentation, curated conversation, visual insight campaign, or strategic engagement.
Note: When we say family, we mean anyone involved in supporting someone’s care—including parents and adult children, partners, friends, neighbors, and community or faith-based supporters. Individuals planning for their own care can also use these tools.