Clean in Montana
CLEAN IN MONTANA 2027
leading clean
February 26, 2027 • Bozeman, Montana
clean for Teams
March 1–3, 2027 • Bozeman, Montana
Clean for Teams · March 1-3, 2027
Introduction to Clean Language & Systemic Modeling
Clean for Teams is a three-day immersive training in Clean Language and Systemic Modeling — the full arc behind our one-day Leading Clean. It's a skills training, and a serious one: each day blends demonstration, reflection, and a boatload of live practice.
That practice lets you actually see the patterns you've been standing inside of when you listen, lead, and show up when things get tough.
You'll walk away with:
→ The core Clean Questions that create clarity fast
→ The ability to recognize the moment a conversation starts to go sideways, plus tools to handle it
→ Frameworks for alignment and collaboration to facilitate shared outcomes and uncover assumptions without losing trust
→ The tools to move a group from contempt to curiosity — and use what you've learned immediately in meetings, coaching, and everyday conversations
Three days. One shift in how you think, talk, and collaborate.
Clean in Montana is an experience that can change how you and your team think, talk, and collaborate. Join Clean Language expert Dr. Caitlin Walker and facilitators Emily Stifler Wolfe and Erin Randall for a hands-on learning experience in the heart of the northern Rockies.
Leading Clean · February 26, 2027
Introduction to Clean Language & Leadership
Most leadership problems aren't strategy problems. They're conversation problems. The assumption baked into a question. The feedback that lands wrong. The decision made without asking the one question that mattered. The tension everyone can feel but no one names.
Leading Clean is a one-day leadership training, part of Clean in Montana. It's a foundational introduction to Clean Language — the methodology behind our three-day Clean for Teams training — built for people who lead: CEOs, executives, directors, managers, business owners.
You'll walk away with:
→ Sharper questions that get people thinking instead of defending
→ More clarity and less noise in how you make decisions
→ A way to hold tension in a room without losing trust
No lecture. No theory you'll forget by Friday. Real practice, on real leadership moments, that you can use in your very next conversation.
Why Montana?
Bozeman sits at the headwaters of three continental river systems — a reminder that what starts here can flow all the way to the sea. This is a place for clear thinking, honest conversation, and ideas that travel.
About Dr. Caitlin Walker
Caitlin Walker, PhD, is a pioneer in Clean Language and the creator of Systemic Modeling — a framework that helps groups use Clean Questions to learn from one another, resolve conflict, and collaborate meaningfully. Her work has influenced universities, corporations, and community organizations worldwide.
You can learn more about her work in her book, From Contempt to Curiosity, her TED Talk, or on the Drama-Free Culture podcast.