Research, simulations, and experiences that make the future usable.
For twenty years we've helped governments, global brands, and cultural institutions see what's coming and act on it — from UN agencies to emerging markets to Silicon Valley. Every engagement starts the same way: a short conversation about what you're trying to figure out.
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Foresight & Research
Scoped research sprints: signals scanning, horizon mapping, scenario development, and strategic narratives built around your question. Typically 3–6 weeks. You walk away with decision-ready intelligence — scenarios, maps, and narratives your leadership team can act on, in formats they'll actually use.
Recent work: Quarterly futures intelligence for a global food and beverage company; co-design of a global signals platform for a major UN agency.
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Learning & Simulations
Hands-on programs that build your team's own foresight muscle — from core-methods workshops to strategic simulations where teams practice high-stakes decisions under realistic future conditions. Typically 1–3 days. You walk away with a team that can scan, map, and stress-test futures without us.
Recent work: Strategic simulations on the future of AI for an international public broadcaster; foresight capacity building for a national leadership academy.
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Experiences & Exhibitions
Exhibition concepts, narrative design, and experiential programs that make emerging futures tangible for broad audiences. Typically 3–12 months, from concept development through production handoff. You walk away with concepts, narratives, and artifacts ready for production — grounded in research, built to move visitors from contemplation to action.
Recent work: Research and concept facilitation for an internationally recognized future-focused museum; narrative and experience strategy for international exposition pavilions.
How It Works
A 30-minute call. You tell us what you're trying to figure out. No prep, no pitch.
A scoped proposal. If we can help, you get a concrete plan — approach, timeline, deliverables — within days, not weeks.
The work. Most relationships start with a workshop or a research sprint. Many grow from there.
Selected clients and partners, 2007–present.
