Supporting you through transformational change is what we do. We provide strategic planning, organizational design, program evaluation, and research support for the most complex initiatives. From implementing organizational changes to improving internal processes, we help you seamlessly create and integrate solutions to any problem, so your organization can achieve your strategic vision. We utilize current best practices in the field of organizational development and are certified Prosci Change Management practitioners. Here’s how we can help:
The ISC team were engaged to undertake the strategic planning process for a professional association whose mandate includes representing its members in employment matters, managing collective bargaining, and advancing practice reform.
ISC is working with a small community located on BC’s central coast accessible by airplane or boat only. They have engaged ISC to undertake organizational review and design mandate for their nation over the course of several months.
Assessing the effectiveness and impact of programs is a complex but essential task in the non-profit sector. As organizations seek to create sustainable and meaningful change, a structured approach to evaluation is critical. This article explores the role of different evaluation methodologies in non-profit program management, highlighting the benefits of integrative strategies like outcome harvesting. By combining traditional and innovative methods, organizations can better understand their programs’ impact, leading to more informed decision-making and long-term success.
Amidst Canada’s evolving housing landscape, the proposed Renter’s Bill of Rights stands as a first step to address the power imbalance between tenants and landlords. This proposal aims to correct longstanding inequities but raises questions about its potential impact and the role of government intervention.
In today’s globalized environment, making informed decisions is more crucial than ever. This applies to businesses, government departments, and non-profit agencies, and across sectors and services. Organizations need tools to provide a broad view of how similar challenges are addressed worldwide to stay competitive and agile. Enter jurisdictional scans: an unsung hero in the knowledge toolkit. Yet, despite its value, its full potential and application is under-appreciated.
ISC was recently invited to participate in a Mini Consulting Corp session facilitated by the Counselors of Real Estate (CRE). The session worked with the Seniors Services Society of BC (SSSBC) and addressed the immediate needs of seniors for temporary and emergency housing across BC. Seniors comprise a large and growing number of the unhoused population, and one of the challenges is identifying temporary or emergency housing that can be accessed immediately while the development and construction processes unfold simultaneously.