Two doors into the same work.
Kathryn bought a lakefront property on Lake Gaston, Virginia for exactly this reason. She wanted a place where a team could think without interruption.
It sits about 70 minutes from Raleigh-Durham International and an easy drive from Research Triangle Park. Close enough to reach by mid-morning. Far enough that nobody steps out to take a call.
Up to ten people, one full day, and an agenda with nothing on it but the work in front of you.
Her husband, Curt Scovel, a senior medical device sales executive, manages operations at the property.
Kathryn is able to provide her clients with multiple options:
Come to Lake Gaston, VA.
A day out of the building, on the water in Lake Gaston, Virginia. About 70 minutes from Raleigh-Durham International and an easy drive from Research Triangle Park. A quiet refuge from the hustle and bustle. Perfect for small teams and daytime meetings. The perfect place if you are looking to change your environment and leverage the outdoors.
Or Kathryn comes to you.
She drops into the offsite or leadership meeting already on your calendar and takes an hour, two hours, or the whole agenda. No new event to plan. You just get more out of the one you already scheduled.
Either way, the environment is doing part of the work. That is the point.
