What I work on

Five kinds of situation

01

What used to work no longer does

Process design for change

Change process design for organizations where a transformation, merger or reorganization was approved but never happened, staying involved until the change holds.

Example: NGO. Funding squeezed, reporting eating the operational work. Read the story

02

When a crisis hits

Crisis response and management

Crisis response and crisis management for leaders and boards who must decide within hours, when a mistake costs in public, from the first days to recovery.

Example: Energy. Profits falling, and the cause looks obvious. Read the story

03

Growing on unclear ground

Decisions under uncertainty, with risk assessment and management

Decision-making under uncertainty and risk management for companies entering a new market, making an acquisition or launching a business line without reliable numbers.

Example: Production. Big foreign clients slipping away, costs rising at home. Read the story

04

Seeing what is coming

Near future scanning

Near-future scanning for leaders who want to see risk signals before they reach the numbers, while there is still time to act.

Example: State agency. Demand rising fast, people and skills short. Read the story

05

An organization that can adapt on its own

Building organization-wide adaptive capacity

Building adaptive capacity for organizations that want to read change on their own, decide fast and adapt without an outside consultant.

Example: Consultancy. Growth slowed, and everything around it political. Read the story

Each engagement starts with a wide look at the situation: how it runs, how its parts connect, how it adapts, what people want from it, and who it affects. Read about advisory, the five services and how we begin.