Privacy first
Start with participant-approved summaries rather than assuming every facilitator needs full financial detail.
Equip facilitators to support participants consistently without opening the door to an overbuilt administrative system or unnecessary data exposure.
Turn real Launch learning into focused facilitator tools that support follow-up, milestones, and participant encouragement.
Start with participant-approved summaries rather than assuming every facilitator needs full financial detail.
Clarify who owns follow-up, which milestones matter, and what staff need to know to offer help.
Design a light coaching workspace around the Foundation’s practice—not a generic customer relationship system.
Use participant and facilitator feedback from Launch to decide what is worth building.