We conducted 1 hour interviews with 22 people within a moth after the LSIE and with 21 of these 22 nine months after the LSIE (one person had left the organization).we learned that the LSIE entailed free interaction and high expectations of what could be achieved, but there was a slow pace of implementation of the resulting recommendations. We also discovered that minimal individual and organizational change occurred immediately after the event. Persons had volunteered to participate in the follow up activities, but little action was taken during the first month after the LSIE. My student and I discovered that there are also existed consultant client incongruencies over the duties and responsibilities of the hired consultants regarding follow-up activities.