Consulting

Strategies that work across every dimension.

Integral Strategies is the consulting practice of Evan Colton. I help organizations get clear on strategy, and then I help build what the strategy needs: better systems, better ways of working together, and custom software that AI now makes it possible to tailor to exactly how your organization works.

Feel like you are working against yourself?

This feeling of internal resistance often comes from flattening the complex and multi-dimensional reality in which we live.

The framework

Purpose at the center. Four dimensions to align around it.

Leadership

The leader's inner clarity: mindset, presence, conviction.

Execution

What people actually do: behaviors, skills, follow-through.

Culture

Shared values, trust, and how it actually feels to work here.

Systems & structures

Processes, tools, org design, incentives — what the work runs on.

Services

Where I can help.

Strategy & operations

Figuring out what is actually getting in the way, finding the real lever, and building the operational habits to act on it.

Systems development

Internal tools, workflow automation, and integrations — custom software that AI now makes it possible to tailor to exactly how your organization works.

Organizational design & training

How decisions get made, how teams are structured, and learning experiences that build new capacity in your people.

Evan Colton
The founder

Evan Colton

Integral Strategies is the consulting practice of Evan Colton: Yale MBA, former Apple, years of hands-on work helping small businesses with strategy, technology, and the systems that hold them together.

Latest from the blog

Recent writing.

The Art of Letting Go

Holding on is a form of denial. It prevents us from accepting the world as it is, keeps us from adapting, and makes us suffer.

It's All a Story

Everything you think you know, everything you think is true, it's all just a story.

Health is Like a Bicycle

There is an old saying, when tired, rest. When hungry, eat. It sounds simple, but few people consistently notice and heed the signals of their own bodies.