Our Work

Every engagement is different. The common thread is complexity — organizations with capable people, real stakes, and many moving pieces across multiple layers of the business.


Electric Utility/Energy

Knowing There’s a Risk Is Less Than Half the Battle

Getting a $20B utility aligned on climate risk across a complex organizational structure, regulatory constraints, and an uncertain future

THE SITUATION

A major U.S. electric utility needed an enterprise-wide climate risk program — one that could look ahead into an uncertain future while working within a complex organizational structure, regulatory constraints, and existing business processes. They had capable people and understood the stakes. What they needed was a rigorous way to assess the risk, design something that would actually hold up, and get a large organization aligned around it.

WHAT WE DID

We architected a comprehensive risk assessment and mitigation program:

  • In-depth discovery interviews with 30+ stakeholders at the VP and Director level

  • Built around the organization's existing processes and resources — not designed to replace them

  • Governance structure with an executive steering committee and cross-functional working groups

  • Went back to every impacted department to gather feedback and build organizational alignment

THE RESULT

After eighteen months, the program was approved by executive leadership without modification — first time, no revision cycles. In a large, complex organization, that's a meaningful signal: the design was right, and the organization was already aligned before leadership ever saw it.

DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Great Technology Doesn't Sell Itself

How a defense tech company went from "we have something big" to a clear market strategy, high-value traction, and significant investment — without a finished product.

THE SITUATION

A defense tech company had built something genuinely impressive with real potential across multiple markets and use cases. But without clarity on how to prioritize their go-to-market strategy, they were having a difficult time finalizing product specs, gaining traction with business development, and making a compelling case to investors — each decision dependent on the others.

WHAT WE DID

We built the strategy from the ground up:

  • Market research across multiple sectors

  • Structured customer discovery interviews

  • Committed the team to a beachhead market and v1 product specs

  • Rebuilt messaging, website, and pitch materials

  • Pursued high-value introductions to demonstrate institutional interest to investors

THE RESULT

Significant investment raised. Entry into a $150B DoD program. And received requests to demonstrate their technology to leading US and EU defense and national security organizations — all without a finished product.