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Research and analysis for practical decisions

We help businesses, nonprofits, and educational organizations answer important questions about their work. Whether you’re gathering employee feedback or examining information you already have, we help you understand what the evidence supports and choose practical next steps.

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Employee Listening and Survey Research

Understand what people experience and where improvement would matter most.

We help you gather employee, customer, or volunteer feedback through surveys designed around your questions. Our work connects the findings to the decisions you need to make, with careful attention to confidentiality and what the responses can reasonably tell you.

For employee listening, this might mean understanding whether people receive useful feedback, feel recognized, or have what they need to do their work well.

Projects can include:

  • A tailored survey and a practical plan for collecting feedback.

  • Analysis and a concise report explaining the findings.

  • A discussion of priorities, recommended next steps, and how to share results with participants.

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Data Analysis and Reporting

Make sense of your data and put it to work.

We help you organize and analyze information you already have, then communicate the findings clearly. Whether your data lives in spreadsheets, survey results, or recurring reports, we connect the analysis to your questions and explain what the evidence supports.

For reporting improvement, this might mean clarifying where numbers come from, making recurring reports easier to produce, or helping leaders use a dashboard with confidence.

Projects can include:

  • Data cleaning and analysis focused on a specific business or research question.

  • Clearer reports, charts, or reusable reporting templates.

  • A discussion of findings, limitations, and practical next steps.

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Program Evaluation

Understand what’s working and where to improve.

We help businesses, nonprofits, and educational organizations assess whether programs and initiatives are achieving their intended goals. We work with you to define success, select useful measures, and interpret the evidence in the context of how the program operates.

This might mean evaluating an employee training initiative, a community program, or an educational intervention. We examine both the outcomes and how the program was delivered to identify practical opportunities for improvement.

Projects can include:

  • An evaluation plan built around your goals and available resources.

  • Analysis of participant feedback, program records, and outcome data.

  • A clear report of findings, limitations, and recommendations for improvement.

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Assessment and Evidence Review

Know what your measures and evidence can support.

We help you evaluate the quality and usefulness of assessments, surveys, and the evidence behind them. Whether you’re considering a vendor’s tool or developing your own measure, we examine how it was designed, how scores are interpreted, and whether the available evidence fits your intended use.

This might mean reviewing a workplace assessment, checking whether a survey measures what you intend, or assessing the research behind a proposed approach.

Projects can include:

  • A review of assessment design, scoring, and supporting evidence.

  • Analysis of how well a measure relates to relevant outcomes.

  • Clear recommendations for appropriate use, further testing, or improvement.

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What this can look like

Every project starts with a question. These illustrative examples show how we can turn a practical concern into a focused scope of work.

Starting an employee listening program

The question

What do employees need from us, and where should we focus first?

The work

Design a focused survey, set clear expectations about confidentiality, and analyze the feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

What you receive

A concise findings report and a discussion of practical priorities for the next 90 days.

Making recurring reports more useful

The question

Can we make this report easier to produce and more useful to leaders?

The work

Review data sources, metric definitions, and how the report is used. Improve its structure and presentation, and identify opportunities to simplify recurring preparation.

What you receive

A revised report or reusable template, clear notes on the measures, and guidance on interpretation.

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