Velocity Advisory Group, a recognized authority in leadership development and organizational strategy, has partnered with TMA Performance to launch ExecEDGE™, a new assessment and development program that helps executive teams perform at their best.
ExecEDGE™ gives leadership teams a clear picture of how they work together and where they can improve. The assessment measures performance across four areas that have been proven to drive organizational success: Team Chemistry, Forward Leadership, Performance Engine, and People First.
Grounded in assessment insights, tailored action plans empower leaders to make smarter decisions, build more effective teams, and deliver stronger business results.
The partnership brings together Velocity’s experience in executive development and TMA’s deep insight into human capital strategy. This data-driven approach turns leadership reflection into measurable progress.
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According to Matthew Wride, Executive Director of TMA Performance, “High-functioning teams are vital in building high-performing organizations. In partnering with Velocity Advisory Group, we have combined the best in behavioral science with our feedback technology to provide a tool that is highly effective in developing executive teams.”
“The tool and solutions help teams understand what’s working and what needs improvement in order to drive performance,” said Dave Fechtman, CEO of Velocity Advisory Group. “When leadership teams are aligned and self-aware, everything else moves faster. This innovative offering also helps address the proverbial ‘elephant in the room’ and identify team blind spots. We’re excited to launch ExecEDGE™ with our partners at TMA Performance.”
ExecEDGE™ is offered in two formats:
- ExecEDGE™ Comprehensive includes a full 40-question diagnostic, in-depth report, and full-day workshop with Velocity facilitators.
- ExecEDGE™ Pulse provides a six-month check-in and half-day session to track progress and build on early wins.
Both options give organizations a structured way to improve executive effectiveness and create momentum that lasts.
Source: PRNewswire
