Transactional Intelligence™ is taught to practitioners across more than twenty countries — owners and operators, senior executives and individual contributors, people who have achieved a great deal and are still asking why some of what they do keeps not working. This is who they are.
They are not here because something is broken. Most of them are accomplished. Many are exceptional at what they do. They arrive because they have spent enough time inside consequential exchanges — deals that should have closed, conversations that went nowhere, relationships that eroded without a clear cause — to know that something is running underneath the surface they have never been taught to see.
They are not looking for a better version of themselves. They are looking for a more precise account of what is actually happening in their exchanges, and a practical method for producing better outcomes in them. That is what they find.
Practitioners worldwide
20+
Countries represented in the practitioner community
Practitioner-reported results across the Influential U® methodology.
108.6%
Income goal met
95.1%
Health goal met
+46%
Avg. income vs. anticipated
62%
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Demographics reflect program applicants. Not all applications are accepted. Programs are delivered live and virtually, in English.
Employment
Industry
Personal Income
Organization Size
Roles
Applicants commonly hold roles including Owner, Director, CEO, President, Managing Director, Financial Advisor, Founder, Principal, and Partner.
Education
Practitioner applicants hold a range of credentials — bachelor’s degrees, professional degrees, associate degrees, and graduate training. Educational credential is not a prerequisite for this work. What practitioners bring is professional experience and a genuine stake in their exchanges.
“The person in the room with the highest TQ is not the sharpest negotiator or the most aggressive closer. They are the one who can see what is actually happening in the exchange — and navigate it consciously, with skill, toward a real completion that works for both sides.”
Transactional Intelligence: Why It Matters More Than Expertise — Tibbels & Patterson