A Game
of Progress

Football is a sport, in the most literal of ways, about progress: Players fight inch by inch, move yard by yard, methodically and strategically, down the field, for first downs and then second and then third—a game of steady movement and minute measurement.

But the drama of the sport often comes in those instants when, indeed, the deliberateness of progress becomes quick: the moment the arcing pass finds its recipient. The moment the tackle is evaded and the field is clear and the runner, weaving and winding, makes it to the 15-yard line, and then the 10, and then the 5, and then the endzone. Those are the moments that make the difference between wins and losses. When the inches add up to yards and touchdowns.

They are the moments that make the game what it is.

That is what Supercharging Progress looks like.

Businesses operate in a similar way. They grow incrementally, changing day to day, proceeding methodically until, inspired by a split-second happening—a perfect pass, a surprise tackle, a technology breakthrough, a moment of quiet human ingenuity, a combination of both—a real game-changer, they race forward. While some are in the business of managing day-to-day change, we supercharge progress—we change the game.