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Overview

$5,000+

Min Project Size

2 - 9

Employees

2020

Year Founded

ABOUT BD3 SOLUTIONS

Closing the gap between ideas and execution.

BD3 Solutions is a consulting firm specializing in Behavior Design™. Our aim is to develop workplaces that are engaged, inclusive, and innovative, ensuring you stay competitive. We assist leaders and teams in crafting programs and services that serve the greater good. Our focus is on helping organizations achieve their goals more effectively and efficiently.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS

$5,000+

Min Project Size

2 - 9

Employees

2020

Year Founded

Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
64% Business Consulting Services
20% Organizational Development Consulting
16% Leadership Development

About the Team

OUR STORY
Andrea Spyros and Nancy DeFina, the founders of BD3 Solutions, united over a shared struggle with procrastination during the 2020 launch of Dr. BJ Fogg's book, "Tiny Habits." Drawing upon years of training in Stanford's Behavior Design Lab methods and their own real-world experiments, they developed the Untangle Procrastination™ program. Their approach views procrastination not as a moral failing but as a design issue that can be resolved through behavior science. BD3 Solutions offers tools and structured, inclusive methods to help individuals and organizations enact positive, lasting change with clarity and ease. Their evidence-based 7-step system promotes faster, more accurate decision-making, emphasizing psychological safety and creativity to improve effectiveness and reduce wasted resources.

Projects & Clients

Project Size & Rate
Minimum Project Size

$5,000+

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