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June 2026

Working Professor Launches Cohort Institute, a Team Design Intelligence Company Built for the AI Era

Cohort Institute introduces team design intelligence: software that helps instructors compose stronger teams by measuring team configuration, not individual personality. The announcement includes early results from a Spring 2026 classroom beta and opens Cohort Faculty Access for Fall 2026.

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Dr. Jessica Robinson

Co-Founder, Cohort Institute

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About Cohort Institute

Cohort Institute is a team design intelligence company building tools for university faculty who teach team-based courses. Cohort forms project teams from a class roster, assigns each member a clear leadership responsibility, and gives every team a structured charter to review and sign. Cohort is free for approved faculty during beta. Tools for professional teams and consultant certification are in development.

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Company
Cohort Institute, Inc.
Incorporated
Delaware C-corporation
Category
Team design intelligence
What it does
Forms project teams from a class roster, assigns each member a clear leadership responsibility, and gives every team a structured charter to review and sign.
Founders
Dr. Jessica Robinson (Co-Founder, academic lead) · Eddie Zaldivar (Co-Founder, technical lead)
Stage
Validation beta. Free for approved faculty during beta; tools for professional teams and consultant certification are in development.
Founded
2026

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