The catalog of desks.
Six practice groups, seventy-plus advisory disciplines. Each desk runs its own methods; all of them answer to the same editorial standard — evidence first, verdict on page one.
Corporate & Strategy
Where the organization is going and how it is built to get there. This desk handles the questions boards actually lose sleep over: how to start, how to reorganize, where to put the next facility, and what the three-year plan should say when the honest answer is complicated.
Human Capital
Compensation structures people trust, benefit programs that survive scrutiny, and organizations designed around how work actually gets done. We treat pay and org design as communications problems as much as technical ones — a plan nobody can explain is a plan that will not hold.
Markets & Growth
Growth stalls are rarely marketing problems alone. We trace them through pricing, product development, sales management and the customer service operation — then fix the part that is actually broken instead of re-branding the symptom.
Operations & Supply Chain
The largest desk in the practice, because this is where margin quietly lives and dies. We audit freight and tariff exposure, redesign inventory and production planning, and run operations research on the constraints that cap throughput — then we stay until the numbers move.
Environment & Sustainability
Site remediation and ecological restoration are planning problems before they are engineering problems. We scope, sequence and defend environmental programs — from reclamation plans to sanitation systems — so that regulators, neighbors and budgets all get answered in one document.
Scientific & Technical
The widest-ranging desk: specialist consulting across agriculture, energy, the physical sciences and the built environment. When a decision turns on hydrology, building envelope physics or herd genetics, we put a qualified specialist on it rather than a generalist with a search engine.
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