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Strategy execution & governance framework

Client: Built Environment Services Firm

Challenge: Strategic priorities were not translating into consistent execution across the organisation. There was no common mechanism linking priorities to measurable objectives, divisional KPIs and ongoing performance review, while implementation also required overcoming resistance within the senior team.

Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: Strategic execution diagnosis, identifying the gap between high-level priorities and executable objectives, KPIs and accountability mechanisms;
Strategy framework design, creating a multi-stage system linking strategic priorities, SWOT analysis, OKRs, divisional KPIs and performance measurement;
Governance & planning model, defining how priorities would move from strategy into recurring planning, review and decision-making routines;
Executive sponsorship strategy, taking the diagnosis and proposed framework directly to managing partners and securing senior backing before wider implementation;
Stakeholder alignment & influence without authority, navigating resistance within the senior team and building sufficient support to implement the new approach;
Framework institutionalisation, embedding the system into firm-wide planning until it became the organisation’s primary strategy and governance mechanism.

Expertise: Strategy · Operating Model · Governance · Adoption
Challenges: Lagging Adoption

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Supplier sustainability analytics & reporting system
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Supplier sustainability analytics & reporting system

Client: Large healthcare provider

Challenge: Supplier sustainability reporting relied on ~200K rows of duplicated and poorly structured procurement data in Excel, making the analysis difficult to use and impossible to repeat efficiently across future reporting cycles. The replacement also needed to remain lightweight and maintainable within the organisation’s existing technology and capabilities.

Activities title: Key activities

Activities: Current-state data diagnosis, identifying duplication, structural issues and limitations of the existing Excel-based reporting process;
Solution strategy & technology choice, matching solution sophistication to internal capabilities and selecting a lightweight Python, n8n and LLM/API architecture over a heavier analytics platform;
Data restructuring & supplier-level modelling, transforming fragmented procurement records into a consistent analytical dataset;
Supplier assessment & prioritisation methodology, defining auditable screening, classification and prioritisation logic; AI-assisted data enrichment, combining external sources, APIs, LLM-supported research and human checks to supplement incomplete supplier information;
Full-dataset analysis & visualisation, identifying reporting patterns and priority supplier groups for procurement action;
Repeatable reporting system, turning the methodology and analysis into a reusable workflow for subsequent sustainability reporting cycles


Expertise: Strategy · Solution Design · Technology & Systems Challenges: Unclear Technological Choices · Operational Bottlenecks

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Human x AI sustainability review workflow
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Human x AI sustainability review workflow

Client: Sustainability Consultancy

Challenge: Sustainability reviews depended on experts repeatedly interpreting the same regulatory requirements, creating a bottleneck as review volume increased. The challenge was to reduce repetitive work without automating ambiguous cases that still required expert judgement.
Activities title: Key Activities
Activities: Current-state workflow diagnosis, identifying repeated expert interpretation as the main bottleneck in the regulatory review process;
Decision-process decomposition, separating repeatable cases from ambiguous cases requiring expert judgement;
Human–AI workflow design, codifying repeatable decisions into explicit rules while introducing human-review gates for uncertain interpretations;
AI solution design, defining an LLM-enabled copilot and interpretation library to support reviewers with reusable regulatory knowledge;
Governance & control design, defining where automation could act independently and where expert validation remained mandatory;
Pilot testing & performance measurement, validating the redesigned workflow in practice and demonstrating ~25% lower review time before the underlying business line was later deprioritised following legislative change.

Expertise: Process & Workflow Design · AI & Automation · Solution Design · Governance
Challenges: Operational Bottlenecks

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