Ant Sharman

@zeroecho.uk

Designs and delivers professional wargames and exercises at @evocatusuk.bsky.social. Part-time tank soldier, interested in decision-making and finding the middle ground. https://t.crdtg2.com/331727/5165?aff_sub5=SF_006OG000004lmDN

If a game as simple and abstract as Association Football can offer decision-making at speed, trust and composure under pressure, just imagine what a game designed specifically around the needs of your organisation can do. Get in touch to talk about where you'd like to start.

A light-hearted mock-up, on a hand-held soccer tactics board, with orange and black meeples representing defenders and attackers and a silver cube as the ball.  There is also an orange dice on the pitch showing the Evocatus logo, instead of six spots.

Ten years ago, Evocatus was an idea, a logo and a conviction: that the skills of leading and training teams could be applied beyond defence. A decade on, that conviction still drives us, from cyber resilience to early life nutrition. Thank you to all who've come along. Here's to the next ten!

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Every plan has two versions: the one on PowerPoint, and the one that happens under pressure. The gap is where things break. Run live exercises long enough and you learn it the hard way. What plan of yours looked great on a slide but was never tested?

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Just finished Season 3, after coming to Richmond AFC very late, largely to just see more of the magnificent HW. Loved everything about this show - which really isn’t about football.

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Imagine believing, and getting mad about, Somali daycare centers having contributed $35 million to the Democrats - a nonsensical, demonstrable, obvious lie. And yet some *billionaires* believed it and then spread the lie over on Twitter. Some of the richest people are some of the dumbest.

Socks and Spice take their responsibilities as the Greeting Team for Evocatus Hospitality very seriously. They know that they are responsible for making sure that our regulars keep coming back, whether they are the daily lunchtime walkers or just occasional visitors passing through.

Two Springadors (half lab, half Springer Spaniel) sat politely at the top of the stairs at Evocatus HQ.

The orange dice hanging in the cockpit of the Evocatus Hospitality tuk-tuk aren't just there as an excuse for more branding. They are there a reminder of how we approach our work. It's easy to reject dice and games as childish and unprofessional, but we find the reverse to be true.

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