“PI Consulting has advised and provided hands-on support for a number of our key development projects; the clarity of their analysis and process for facilitating decision making have been invaluable to us. They are great to work with and genuinely interested in the success of our business.”   

Nick Evans
Chief Executive
First4farming

The way we work

Clarifying priorities, identifying opportunities for improvement and achieving results through purposeful, well managed and motivational change is what we at PI Consulting excel at.

Our concentration is on creating benefits for our clients; not just proposing them. This focus shapes the way we work with our clients from the moment we start a project to the point at which results are achieved or we hand-over a well structured and sustainable project to the client team.

Our service commitment is this: working in partnership with our clients to develop strategies and deliver operational improvements that drive growth, boost profitability and achieve breakthrough results.

Our service proposition encompasses all aspects of the business transformation and growth cycle: vision and values development; strategic analysis and strategy development; change mobilisation and facilitation; people development; process improvement; project management; and technology specification and selection.

We work across a range of sectors including: financial services; manufacturing; distribution; agriculture; central government; local government; regional development agencies; automotive; retail and not for profit organisations.

PI Consulting attracts highly motivated, experienced and talented people from a diverse range of public and private sector backgrounds with a set of shared values that ensure we achieve real and lasting value for our clients.

Our Clients

• Norwich Union logo
• Abgri logo
• Bertram logo
• The Caravan Club
• Daimler Chrysler logo
• Peter Brotherhood Ltd
• DCRS logo
• EEDA logo
• First 4 Farming logo
• Wiltshire County Council

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PI Consulting is aiming to be Carbon Neutral by 2010.