The Canvas Directory
Team canvases.
Charters, working agreements, and culture made visible. The unspoken rules, written down.

Team Canvas
A team charter that fits on one page: goals, roles, values, rules, and the personal stakes nobody usually says out loud.
by Alex Ivanov & Mitya Voloshchuk, 2015 · theteamcanvas.com
Business Model You
The nine boxes turned on a person: your skills as key resources, your career as the business model.
by Tim Clark (Business Model You, LLC), 2012
Team Alignment Map
Four columns that stop a project meeting from ending in nods: joint objectives, commitments, resources, risks.
by Stefano Mastrogiacomo, 2020

Culture Design Canvas
Ten blocks that treat culture as a design problem: purpose and values in the middle, behaviors and rituals around them.
by Gustavo Razzetti (Fearless Culture), 2019 · fearlessculture.design
The Course Design Canvas
A Business-Model-Canvas-style one-pager for a training course's learners and outcomes before any slide gets built.
by Netmind, 2016
Fact Finder Card
A three-step card for separating what happened from what people think it means, before acting on either.
by Stefano Mastrogiacomo & Alexander Osterwalder (Strategyzer AG), 2021
The Learning Culture Canvas
A seven-cell audit of whether a team's habits and incentives actually support learning — or just claim to.
by Tini Studio
Nonviolent Requests Guide
A four-part script — observation, feelings, needs, request — for raising a hard conversation without it landing as blame.
by Marshall Rosenberg & Stefano Mastrogiacomo & Alexander Osterwalder (Strategyzer AG), 2021
Personal Maps
Everyone draws a quick mind-map of themselves, then shares it in two minutes flat.
by Jurgen Appelo & Management 3.0
Screenplays
A minute-by-minute run sheet for a meeting, scripted and shared before it happens.
by Patrick van der Pijl & Business Models Inc. (Design a Better Business)
Team Charter Canvas (DABB variant)
A nine-zone charter with a dedicated protocol for what the team does when trouble hits.
by Patrick van der Pijl & Business Models Inc. (Design a Better Business), 2016
War Room Checklist
A seven-point checklist for setting up a project room where work stays visible on the walls.
by Patrick van der Pijl & Design a Better Business, 2016
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This workshop was incredibly effective for our remote team! We adapted it slightly for a virtual setting and it worked wonderfully. The key was breaking into smaller breakout rooms.
Great resource! One tip: prepare all materials the day before to avoid any last-minute rushes.
Used this for our quarterly planning session. The structured approach really helped us stay on track!