Development + Geography + Strategy

Distilling Signals from Noise

Economic Development

Fostering growth through economic development improves the quality of life for individuals and communities.

  • Community Needs Assessment: Conduct thorough evaluations to understand the specific needs and strengths of the community and local goals for development.

  • Planning Engagement Programs: Work with local stakeholders to create actionable plans to support the goals of the local communities, for projects ranging from education to infrastructure development.

  • Economic Impact Analysis: Measure the potential impact of proposed projects on local economies, including job creation and income growth.

  • Public-Private Partnerships: Facilitate collaborations between government, businesses, and non-profits to drive sustainable development.

  • Workforce Development Programs: Design and implement programs to build a skilled, resilient workforce that meets the demands of a changing economy.

Geographic Analysis

Geographic analysis identifies the optimal locations for operations while minimizing risks.

  • Location Strategy and GIS Mapping: Utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to locate optimal sites proximate to energy infrastructure, IT networks, transport routes, raw materials, labor pools, transport routes, and physical conditions for land to support operations.

  • Feasibility Studies: Evaluate potential sites based on critical factors such as demographics, market access, operational requirements, policy studies, and assessment of physical, policy, and community constraints.

  • Competitive Landscape Assessment: Analyze competitor locations and market saturation to identify strategic advantages.

  • Economic and Environmental Impact Studies: Assess the potential economic benefits and environmental considerations to compare different sites.

Strategic Consulting

Consulting focuses on pragmatic solutions to solve problems.

  • Market Assessment: Target key factors driving demand in sectors for finished products, components, and raw materials.

  • Supply & Value Chain Analysis: Create a model to map the key inputs for materials, labor, energy, trade routes, and other requirements for products, facilities, or services.

  • Operational Optimization: Identify areas to leverage efficiencies and remove choke points in production.

  • Project Management: Outline timelines for the construction or utilization of facilities and resources to deliver the products and servies within required timelines.

  • Stakeholder and Community Engagement: Develop strategies to improve products and services provided.

“"The ultimate resource in economic development is people. It is people, not capital or raw materials that develop an economy."

– Peter Drucker