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February 12, 2026THE WORK WELL STUDIO
WHO WE ARE
❋ VISION
We envision a future where organizations build cultures that reflect their responsibility to society and share power to strengthen the communities they are a part of.
❋ MISSION
The Work Well Studio empowers community-serving organizations to cultivate bold leadership, center lived experience, and build caring cultures. We help build environments where individuals are supported and invested in one another’s wellbeing laying the groundwork for sustained, community-led transformation.
Building Organizations for the Future
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Building Organizations for the Future 〰️
OUR STORY
Launched in 2022 under the leadership of Mykella Auld, The Work Well Studio was founded on the belief that organizational culture and social culture exist in a symbiotic relationship, each continuously shaping and being shaped by the other. In this view, the values, beliefs, and practices within an organization are both informed by, and contributors to, broader social norms and behaviors. With this core belief, The Work Well Studio rooted itself in the conviction that “working well” is a shared responsibility, a collective commitment that enriches both our professional lives and personal wellbeing. The concept of a “studio” emerged as a natural expression of this idea: a space dedicated to creativity, reflection, experimentation, and community building.
In 2025, The Work Well Studio became a specialized center for leadership and culture at Odyssey Alliance. By blending leadership development, culture strategy, and wellbeing-informed practice, The Work Well Studio strengthens the internal capacity of organizations to create environments rooted in trust, care, and shared accountability. This work fuels lasting, community-led change, grounded in the belief that how we work is just as important as what we work toward.
Today, The Work Well Studio serves as both a resource and a catalyst, helping mission-driven teams align their values with daily practices, and build cultures that sustain people, purpose, and progress. Because our impact has more to do with how we do our work than what we do. It hinges on building systems and practices that are strong enough to hold the weight of our missions.