Our Work

Across every engagement, we partner with organizations to understand what is working, what is possible, and what will help them move forward with clarity and confidence. Our teams bring rigorous methods, deep listening, and a strengths-based perspective that honors the expertise of our clients and those they serve.

We design and facilitate learning and leadership programs, accompany organizations through change and complexity, generate and synthesize evidence, and help teams share knowledge and manage programs more effectively. Whether we are co-creating a large-scale MERL system, strengthening an internal learning culture, supporting innovation, or providing program management support, we tailor our approaches to our partners’ goals and context.

US Agency for International Development logo with the title 'State of the Evidence Update: Work-Based Learning in Youth Workforce Development' on a blue background.

Putting evidence into action for higher quality education outcomes

U.S. Agency for International Development, Data and Evidence for Education Programs & Data Ecosystems for Development in Education (2018-2025)

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Diagram illustrating anti-corruption outcomes in Nigeria, with sections on skill building, collaboration, long-term outcomes, impacts, and goals. Contains headers, bullet points, icons, and color-coded sections.

Evaluating what works to shift norms and strengthen governance systems

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, ‘On Nigeria’ Evaluation and Learning Partner (2016-2025)

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Diagram illustrating the process of idea development leading to a network of connected people, with steps labeled 'Idea,' 'Design,' 'Implementation,' and 'Scale,' accompanied by icons of a light bulb, puzzle piece, network nodes, and a rocket.

Driving open innovation: from design to delivery to scale

U.S. Agency for International Development, Innovative Design, Execution, and Acceleration Support (2023-2025)

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US Aid booth displaying a map of the United States and countries involved in water projects, with tables, chairs, and digital screens in a bright indoor setting.

Connecting people, evidence, and ideas across the water community

U.S. Agency for International Development, Global Waters Communications and Knowledge Management II (2021-2025)

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Collage of four images from a professional conference or workshop, showing groups of diverse adults engaged in discussions, meetings, and virtual reality activities in modern office environments.

Supporting program leaders to deliver on a zero-hunger mission

Technical and Leadership Development for a United Nations Food Agency (2013-2024)

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Flowchart titled "An Appreciative Leader's Role" illustrating a leadership challenge cycle. It includes steps: Inquire (Discover, Appreciate what is working), Imagine (Dream, Imagine what might be), Innovate (Design, Determine what can be), and Implement (Deliver, Create action steps). Center circle labeled "Leadership Challenge."

Strengthening supervisory capacity for an engaged, resilient, and efficient workforce

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Supervisor Certificate Program

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