About
What We Do
OTC puts a structure in place for how work, commitments, and execution are handled.
The focus is not on motivation, productivity techniques, or one-off improvements. Tools alone don’t change the structure underneath the work.
The aim is a way work is handled that remains stable across people, across volume, and across pressure.
Background
How We Got Here
OTC has worked inside Fortune 500 companies and global organizations since 2001. More than 350 people who implemented the Time/Power Management Workshop® earlier in their careers now lead teams and organizations as Directors and VPs.
For many years, OTC delivered the Workshop to individuals, groups, and whole teams. In each case, the Workshop did what it was built to do: implement the model inside each person’s own work.
Over time, a further distinction became clear. A team is not only a group of individuals handling their own work. It is a unit, and execution also depends on the rules between people.
Many organizations face that same boundary under pressure. They often try to improve the individual side of work, while the rules between people remain under-designed.
For the model to hold beyond the individual, it has to live in the shared operating rules of teams and organizations.
That is why OTC’s work now also includes two further engagements. Team-Led Installation is built for the team itself. Organizational Installation is built for the places where work and priorities are decided across teams and units.
Team
All delivery is handled directly by the core OTC team, from initial engagement through installation.
Wolfgang Reck
Founder & Principal Consultant
Wolfgang is the founder of OTC International and the architect of the Time/Power Management System™.
His work replaces traditional time management with operating structures that hold under sustained workload pressure.
Marie-Jose Kaasenbrood
Partner, North America
Marie-Jose brings senior executive experience to OTC’s work, having served in VP and CEO roles in global organizations.


