Swap Chairs
Your executives play the regulator and judge their own quarter.
The job
Lets executives see their company the way the regulator does. They judge their own quarter's evidence in sealed votes, compare their verdicts with real enforcement cases, turn votes into owned fixes, and rehearse the next published ranking.
The moment
In a role-reversal game, a bank's executives play the regulator and judge their own quarter from the evidence, each casting a sealed verdict.
The CEO, as regulator, fines the bank for holding customers' transfers without telling them. The reveal shows another bank was fined for the same finding last year.
A formal letter from the regulator appears on screen and is read aloud: "Dear Chief Executive, based on what we have established..."
The fix the CEO wrote while playing the regulator becomes the CEO's first instruction back in the real job.
What it does
- Cast a sealed verdict
- Reveal the round
- Turn a vote into a remediation card
- Send the regulator's letter as a PDF
- Record ranking predictions and results
What you see
Role-reversal board game with sealed seats, a precedent reveal, a formal letter from the regulator and a ranking-rehearsal accuracy strip
What it moves
The share of fixes closed before the next quarter, how often judged findings come back, and how far the board's forecast of the published rankings is from the real result.
Built for
- Executives & leadership
- Compliance, complaints & legal
