Better questions change the conversation.
Frank Yeager brings field-grounded built-environment
analysis to associations, law firms, professional organizations,
and private groups through live programs that challenge
assumptions, explore real-world conditions, and make
complex problems easier to see.
How Frank Engages a Room
Starts With the Facts
Frank begins with what’s actually known, then follows the conditions, interactions, and sequence before deciding what they mean.
Thinks in Real Time
Cases, hypotheticals, and audience questions can become part of the program, allowing the analysis to unfold live rather than staying trapped in the slides.
Challenges the Frame
The obvious explanation gets tested, not automatically accepted. Sometimes the most useful question is the one nobody thought to ask.
Makes Complexity Usable
The goal isn’t complexity for its own sake. It’s helping the audience see the problem more clearly and understand what the evidence actually supports.
Current Programs
Frank’s programs combine real-world experience, live analysis, and audience interaction. Formats can be adapted to the organization, audience, and questions being explored.
Challenging the Frame
A Live Shared Experience
A case-driven program where Frank applies the Failure Path Framework to a focused area, examines how conditions and interactions shape an outcome, and works through audience hypotheticals in real time.
Explore Challenging the Frame →
CLE & Professional Programs
Education Built Around How Problems Actually Unfold
Programs for attorneys and other professional audiences that move beyond isolated rules and conditions to examine failure patterns, interacting factors, and the questions that can change how a matter is understood.
Explore Speaking & CLE Programs →
Who It's For
Bring Frank to Your Organization
Looking for a professional program, live case analysis, or a different way to get your audience thinking about a familiar problem?
Let’s talk about your audience, what you want them to walk away with, and the format that makes sense.
