Services
Who do we serve?
We support the work of federal, state and local government agencies, private sector entities and academia. Our 15 specific services are listed under 4 broad categories below.
Public Policy Development
- Recommend opportunities to improve programs for federal clients, effectively communicating the advantages of the recommendations
- Development of policies and practices to assure compliance, achieve goals, and place appropriate controls on performance
- Assessment and modification of governance and policies to improve organizational functioning
- Identify potential interdependencies of related projects and recommend approaches to mitigate conflicts and optimize synergies.
Strategic Planning
- Advising senior management on development of vision and strategic direction
- Setting long and near term goals, objectives, milestones, and measures
- Sharing federal insights to leverage opportunities in public service
- Leading change management plans to accelerate evolution
- Providing oversight of financial investments to achieve strategic objectives
- Training and technical assistance
Health System Planning & Management Consulting
- Helping clients improve their performance and create sustainable value for their stakeholders
- Designing and developing solutions that improve stakeholder collaboration and instill best business practices
- In-depth analysis and evaluation of complex (multi-variate) situations which require comprehensive solutions
- Assessment of team performance and recommending modifications to drive more efficient performance towards organizational targets and goals
Public Health Administration, Program Design, Evaluation & Management
- Identifies, assesses and solves complex problems in health system development and modernization
- Driving innovation to modernize and streamline operations
- Identification and development of appropriate project management standards
- Conducting project evaluations or reviews to assess how well projects are managed
- Identification and management of program- and project-level risks