ON A QUEST TO ELIMINATE THE SUNDAY SCARIES
We’re radically improving the workplace by putting the focus where it belongs: on the humans doing the work.
Good Company Consulting delivers compelling, actionable keynotes that help people foster top-notch cultures. Our content is highly customized, constantly evolving, and built to inspire meaningful change while providing accessible tools for everyone in the room (or Zoom!).
OUR MISSION
Trust us, we get it… building an awesome culture can feel like a daunting (if not unrealistic) quest. But it doesn’t have to be.
Our mission is to lead you toward that goal. We combine our distinctive research process with a dedicated deep dive for every client engagement. The result is a presentation that serves as a curated guide, packed with mindset shifts, relatable stories, and actionable insights to help you joyfully craft people-first cultures.
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OUR UNIQUES
THE DUO DYNAMIC
Our set-up is unusual in that we’re a company of two (and yes, we keep good company). That means clients get two brains on every project. We are constantly collaborating, broadening each other’s perspectives, and occasionally even sharing the stage.
WE’RE BRINGING SLIDES BACK
In our distracted world, we need every tool we can muster to keep attendees’ attention. Our vibrant, image-heavy slides help audiences stay engaged and grounded. (And yes, you might spot a meme or two!)
THE GCC RESEARCH ALCHEMY
Let’s just say our research is one-of-a-kind. It gives us an unusual edge so we can precisely sort the wheat from the chaff of workplace trends. More on this below.
OUR RESEARCH
Unconventional might be a word used to describe our research process at Good Company Consulting. The secret lies in the mix of sources:
Qualitative Research
We’re always conducting our own qualitative research through one-on-one interviews with professionals at all levels: CEOs, leaders, individual contributors, frontline employees, etc.
Traditional Sources
We also lean on the more traditional sources, be it your Harvard Business Reviews or reports from research houses like PwC or McKinsey.
The Collective Consciousness
We tap into this through the modern-day public forum: social media. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit, Tumblr, LinkedIn… just a few of the spaces we use to get the inside scoop on what people think about work. You know, the stuff that doesn’t make its way to performance reviews and manager check-ins—the unfiltered takes on what they’re actually feeling, thinking, and wanting from the world of work.
This blend is the reason we hear again and again, “you put into words something I’ve always felt, but could never express.”