Education is a sector where the future is arriving fast and the stakeholders are many. EdTech companies, schools, municipalities, investors — each has a different vantage point on what's changing and what it means. A workshop that brings even a slice of that ecosystem together, in a structured way, does something that individual strategy work can't: it surfaces shared assumptions, competing views, and unexpected common ground. Participants shared their own business plans and directions. They got to see how others in adjacent spaces were thinking. That transparency, in a facilitated setting, tends to produce more honest and more useful strategic thinking than a room full of people presenting polished slides. The futures workshop model we piloted with HEVi is now part of our co-futuring practice — a format we can bring to other innovation platforms, industry groups, and corporate strategy teams who want to do this kind of work.