Every Komselj engagement runs on a proprietary framework, built from the field and scored, not vibed. These are the instruments behind every workbook, workshop, audit, and retainer.
The distance between what you say you do and what the people you serve experience — quantified, mapped, closed. Every other framework feeds into this one.
A storytelling audit across six dimensions — Agency, Specificity, Consent, Context, Complexity, Continuity. Catches the moments your communications quietly trade beneficiary dignity for donor comfort.
An eight-axis fit test, run on both sides of the table with the same instrument. Where the lines diverge is where the partnership will fail.
Five rungs — Permission, Informed, Ongoing, Co-creation, Authorship. A practical instrument for what consent actually means when a story leaves the village.
A positioning manifesto plus six-test audit — Origin, Voice, Resolution, Loop speed, Decision weight, Cost honesty. The markers of whether your organisation is close to the people it claims to serve.
A seven-stage major-donor pitch methodology — venture-capital discipline adapted, carefully, for the very different physics of philanthropic capital.
Every workshop puts one of these instruments in your hands for two hours or two days. Or start with a free audit to see one scored against your own work.