Geoeconomics

Consultancy

Geoeconomics consultancy services range from economic and market analysis, through strategy development, to performance monitoring and evaluation.

Style

We work with our clients as partners. We share knowledge and insights and promote the formation of knowledge communities with and between our clients − to deepen understanding of topics through ongoing learning and knowledge sharing. This approach means that we often convert one-off assignments into longer-term relationships.

Substance

We provide clients with innovative ideas backed up by experience, evidence and practical know-how. Our directors are always personally involved in the conception and execution of every project. This guarantees clients direct access to our depth of experience and knowledge.

Geoeconomics - Consultancy

Related

The Geoeconomics-Oxford Economics report on "The Economic Contribution of BAE Systems to the UK Economy in 2006" is now downloadable from this website. Geoeconomics assessed the company´s contribution to local and regional economic development across the UK, based on a unique geographical analysis of BAE Systems´ employment and supplier networks...

Our in-depth analysis of the knowledge economy includes sector studies.  For example, we have completed sector studies for Belfast City Council on the economic roles of higher education and business services. In addition to looking at market and industry trends, this research was based on interviews with the City’s HE providers, including Ulster and Queen's University, and a cross-section of business services companies, from the software, management consultancy, architecture and urban design and legal services sectors. The results are being used to support the City’s economic development strategy and business support programmes.

Solutions

We believe that solutions to many of today´s social and economic problems can be found where the public sector, private sector and third sectors intersect. That is why we work with all three sectors.

 

 

 

 

 

It allows us to see problems from different perspectives and build communication and knowledge sharing across government agencies, businesses and non-profit organisations.