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Asking The Right Questions

Asking Questions is at the core of the work a consultant does.  At its most basic level, a question is a sentence structured and worded in a way that elicits information.  A consultant’s key objective is to understand their client’s situation so that they can expose the underlying problems, come up with solutions, and facilitate… read more →




So, You Think You Run A Tight Ship?

Lessons Learned From Being On Both Sides Of The Table During a particularly memorable session with Jack Welch during my MBA days, someone from the audience asked his opinion on the consulting industry.  His muttered answer was brief: “Get a real job”.   As my consulting career began, that episode lived in my mind, and… read more →




Working at Trindent: A Year in Review – 20/30/40

It is at the one-year mark of my career launch with Trindent that I write this article intended to share how the year has brought extensive learning, personal growth, and an abundance of opportunity. Giving context to the magnitude of learning, growth, and opportunity experienced over the past year; I have spent a day in… read more →




Operations Consulting in a Remote World

In response to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, companies around the world are facing new challenges requiring innovative solutions to weather this storm. For many organizations, this includes a rapid transition to a work-from-home environment. Some were already well on their way to enabling their employees to work remotely, others were not as prepared. As we… read more →




Driving Behavioral Changes in Implementation Consulting

As a professional in the Oil & Gas sector for more than three decades, I have participated in numerous initiatives involving consulting firms. I have experienced projects of many sizes and scopes from short-term to multi-year efforts. In recent years, I have seen the industry forward thinkers gravitate towards Implementation Consulting. Very well expressed in… read more →




The 2019 Federal Budget – An Elephant in the Room?

By Adrian Travis In my view, the Federal Budget focuses too much on what gets spent on whom, rather than elucidating how efficiently the money gets spent. The elephant in the room is that our Government needs to get more efficient at delivering services. Between 2003 and 2013 in Canada, public sector employment grew at… read more →




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