It is a top-down/bottom-up approach. A both/and.
The leadership team workshops build the muscle at the top, one framework a quarter. The bootcamp gives the rest of the team the same tools in one day, so when leadership starts talking about Working Genius, the decision tree, or the right seat, the room already knows what they mean. No lag between what leadership learned and what the company understands.
It is also the easiest answer to a question every growing company runs into: how do we get new hires up to speed fast? Make the bootcamp a standard part of onboarding, and every new hire starts fluent in the same shorthand your leadership team already uses. Day one, not month six.
And if Quail has already been part of your story, as your fractional integrator or through the workshops, the bootcamp is where that relationship keeps going. It is built to sit on top of what you have already built, not replace it.