SISGI Consulting connects nonprofits and social good organizations with talented and highly qualified consultants to support their mission and achieve sustainable social change. Our mission is to build the strength, effectiveness and capacity of firms, by harnessing independent talent to provide project-based solutions to meet their needs. Our services include strategic planning, JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion), program design, and more.
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We provide our clients customized consulting services in three key areas:
Our Strategy Consulting Services are designed around your specific needs and outcomes. This includes: new program design, strategic planning, development, and more.
Designed around increasing productivity and project based work, our Administrative Consulting Services enable organizations to outsource tasks to highly skilled administrative professionals and teams.
Additionally, our Training and Knowledge Management Services support the knowledge creation and professional development of mission driven organizations. This includes: online learning management, leadership training, professional development and more.
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From social media to our blog and newsletter, we work to share best practices and current research on social good happening around the globe.
We provide consulting services designed around client needs and goals including strategic planning, JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion), program design, and more.
We design training programs, courses, and online learning systems to make learning accessible and easy for mission-driven organizations.
From our internal research projects to client program evaluations, we work to build knowledge around social problems and social good efforts.
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diversity is the key to any successful development strategy
that there is nothing "micro" about "microaggressions"