Success changes the questions.

SUCCESS DOESN’T END THE JOURNEY.

IT CHANGES THE QUESTIONS.

As businesses grow, teams evolve and leaders develop, the questions they face become more complex. The challenge isn't simply finding better answers. It's knowing which questions to ask next.

I'm Guy Longworth.

For more than 30 years, I've led businesses and worked alongside CEOs and executive leadership teams through growth, transformation and change.

I've experienced firsthand the opportunities, pressures and difficult decisions that come with executive leadership.

I founded Annapurna because the best leaders don't need someone to tell them what to do.

They need someone alongside them they trust — someone who will challenge their thinking, ask the questions that matter most, and help them see what they may not see themselves, so they can create clarity, build alignment and drive momentum.

THE NEXT QUESTIONS

Success brings experience, confidence and perspective.

But it can also shape the assumptions we make about what comes next.

Challenging those assumptions can open up a different perspective and reveal possibilities we may not otherwise see.

The question that matters most may be about your business, your team — or you.

BUSINESS

Are we defining our future by what's possible — or by what's familiar?

TEAM

Are we as effective together as we are individually?

LEADER

Do others experience me the way I intend to be experienced?

The right question can change what you see — and what becomes possible.

THE ANNAPURNA WAY

The Annapurna Way is a philosophy built on taking the time to understand what may not be immediately obvious.

It guides every engagement, but how we put it into practice depends on the challenge at hand.

Create Clarity

Cut through complexity and bring into focus the opportunities, choices and priorities that matter the most.

Build Alignment

Turn different perspectives into shared understanding — and shared understanding into collective commitment and individual accountability.

Drive Momentum

Create the energy and ownership to move from intention to action.

Different challenges. Different approaches. The same philosophy.

WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER

BUSINESS

Growth Strategy

Make the choices that will define the future of the business — where to focus, where to compete and what it will take to win.

TEAM

Leadership Team Effectiveness

Turn a group of talented leaders into a high-performing leadership team — one that thinks, decides and leads as a team, not simply as individuals.

LEADER

Executive Coaching

Develop the self-awareness and intentionality to become the leader you want to be.

WHY ANNAPURNA?

Guy Longworth, Founder & CEO of Annapurna lodging at Annapurna Base Camp at 13,550 ft in 1993

Guy at Annapurna Base Camp 13,550 Feet

In 1950, Maurice Herzog and a team of French mountaineers made the first successful ascent of Annapurna — the first ascent of any 8,000-meter peak.

More than forty years later, I trekked to Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal. It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life.

What stayed with me was not simply the scale of the mountain, but what it takes to confront a challenge of that magnitude — and how much depends on the people you choose to face it with.

Years later, after more than three decades in leadership, that lesson has only become more relevant:

The biggest challenges are rarely overcome alone.

That's why I called my firm Annapurna.

A photo of Guy Longworth at Annapurna at basecamp with Annapurna behind him in 1993 and a photo of Maurice Herzog's Book Annapurna

WHAT QUESTION MATTERS MOST TO YOU?