Who we serve.
The same rigour applies everywhere; the questions differ by sector. Each page below lists the questions we hear most from that audience, what we deliver, and the work that shows it.
Public Sector & Municipalities
City and provincial leaders sit on more data than any other client we serve, and get the least decision value from it. Strategic plans live in PDFs, KPIs multiply, and council asks questions the reports cannot answer. We turn that into a small number of measures that change what happens next.
Read the sector page Non-profitsNon-Profits & Foundations
Non-profit executives spend their year proving value to people who were not in the room: funders, boards, members. The evidence usually exists; it is rarely structured so a committee can use it. We build the argument, with the numbers to hold it up.
Read the sector page Arts & cultureArts & Culture Organizations
Theatres, festivals and galleries create value that everyone feels and few can quantify. Public funders increasingly ask for the number anyway. We produce it honestly — local multipliers, net figures, defined job units — and pair it with the stories that make the case.
Read the sector page Private sector & professional servicesPrivate Sector & Professional Services
Partners and executives in private firms have the same problem in a different costume: a decision that has to be made on evidence, in a room full of people who have already made up their minds. We build the systems and the documents that settle it, whether that means a working AI tool inside your Microsoft or Google environment, a structured evaluation of the platform a vendor is pitching you, or a two-page brief the partnership can actually decide on.
Read the sector page Agri-food & plant proteinAgri-Food & Plant Protein (Asia-Pacific)
Canadian peas and lentils are a large share of what Southeast Asia and India import, yet the pea protein in the region's formulations mostly comes from elsewhere. We work on the ground with formulators, distributors and importers to find out who has a real, current need for plant protein, what decides the choice, and what a Canadian supplier has to put on the table to win a bench trial.
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