Ways to work together.
Bigger Picture is a communications and business strategy practice.
The work runs from a single twelve-month roadmap through to an embedded, ongoing partnership, with corporate training and a strategic retreat alongside. Wherever you start, the through-line is the same: clear strategy, grounded in your organisation and the region it operates in, and built to be acted on rather than admired.
Three ways into the strategy work
These three form a natural progression, from defining the plan, to developing a full strategy, to embedding a partner who helps deliver it. Most people start with one and move along as the need grows.
Communications and Business Strategy
A focused three-month project for organisations that need a proper strategy developed but don't need ongoing support afterwards. It sits between the roadmap and a full partnership: deeper than the first, lighter than the last.
Strategic Partnership
An embedded, ongoing relationship where I work as both strategist and the person who makes the strategy happen. For organisations that need someone to think and to do, with full context and real commitment. Scoped to what you're building. Community Bank Hervey Bay is a partnership in practice.
Strategic Roadmap Development
The clearest place to begin. Two deep-dive strategy sessions and a twelve-month roadmap that sets out what to focus on and when, with a recorded walkthrough to return to. Available on its own, or with a six-month implementation partnership if you'd like support carrying it out.
Not ready for the full roadmap? You can start with a single Strategy Session, the lightest way in.
Alongside the strategy work…
Facilitation and Away Days
Step out of the day-to-day, think it through together, and leave with clear direction.
Vision Into Velocity
A strategic retreat on K'gari for women in business. Three days of thinking, twelve months of clarity, and a personalised roadmap to show for it.
Not sure where to begin?
That's a good place to start a conversation. Tell me where your organisation is and we'll work out which of these fits, or whether it's something in between.