Clients

We do not identify our clients, at least, not even as a means of selling ourselves.  Keep in mind that our aim is to make organizations more effective.  This we can only do if there is trust and respect in our relationships.  Our clients trust us with intimate and powerful information; and we respect that.  (However, if it is important for you to know more about our clients, then we will ask their permission.)

Nevertheless, we can identify the broad industries where we have been active.  Although we have worked in some industries more often than others, we do not present ourselves as specialists in some industries, nor do we favor one industry over another.  After all, we work with CEOs and executive teams who know their respective industries, but want our help in becoming even more effective.

Here are the broad industries in alphabetical order (the companies have ranged in size from privately held to Fortune 100):

        Consumer products
        Entertainment and leisure
        Financial Services (banks; leasing; wealth management)
        Food and beverage
        Government or public utility (federal; electricity supply)
        Healthcare (blood transfusion; hospitals)
        Industrial and Manufacturing (paper packaging; sawmill; textiles; motor vehicle)
        Information technology (data bureaus; systems departments)
        Local authority (municipality)
        Media
        Mining
        Non-profit; charitable; philanthropic
        Retail (clothing; sports goods; furniture)
        Shipping (containers and bulk)
        Services (accounting practice; quantity surveyor practice)
        Travel and Tourism
        Universities and colleges