CONCEPT PROJECT · NOT CLIENT WORKProject management

Six-Week Cohort Launch

Multiple launch deliverables without one coordinated timeline.

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VISUAL DIRECTION · PROCESS DEMONSTRATION
ROLEProject planning, coordination, and launch operations
TIMELINE6-week launch roadmap
TOOLSNotion · Trello · Google Calendar · Google Sheets
FORMATIndependent concept case study
01 · OBJECTIVE

The brief

Organize a six-week coaching cohort launch from initial planning through enrollment and participant onboarding.

02 · OUTCOME

What was delivered

A charter, launch schedule, onboarding checklist, and risk tracker.

PlanningTimelineCoordination
03 · WHAT I DID

From question to direction.

  1. 01Defined the project scope, milestones, owners, and success criteria
  2. 02Built a launch timeline covering content, sales, and enrollment
  3. 03Coordinated onboarding steps and recurring communication
  4. 04Tracked dependencies, risks, and delivery status
04 · DELIVERABLES

The working files.

  • Project charter
  • Gantt-style launch schedule
  • Onboarding checklist
  • Risk and delivery tracker
05 · CONSTRAINTS

What shaped the work.

  • Content, enrollment, and onboarding had overlapping dependencies
  • Approval delays could affect multiple downstream tasks
  • The plan needed to remain understandable to several contributors
06 · KEY DECISIONS

Why this direction.

  • 01Worked backward from cohort start and enrollment close
  • 02Defined owners, dependencies, and approval dates for every milestone
  • 03Added risk signals and contingency time around critical launch moments
07 · SUCCESS CRITERIA

How I would evaluate it.

  • No missed launch-critical dependencies
  • Clear ownership and status visibility
  • A smoother handoff from enrollment into participant onboarding

Because this is concept work, these are evaluation criteria—not claimed client results.