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Ready to Execute Your Strategy? Consultants who bring clients’ strategic projects to successful completion. Celebrating30 Years Ready to execute your strategy? Getting an organization to agree upon a strategic initiative is difficult. But executing the solution can be equally daunting. Partner with us Perhaps your organization has been tasked with implementing new technology, a Execute complex strategies. merger/acquisition, a divestiture, a regulatory directive or other major initiative. The implementation might be cross-functional, involve multiple integrators, or be • Disparate groups in location transformative. Perhaps the project is high profile or you’re addressing a difficult or ideation or political internal culture. Or maybe your implementation has faced previous • Prior failed attempts at failures. implementation • Enterprise-wide implications Peritius consultants can help. We apply a practical approach to implementing complex strategic initiatives. • Acquisition integration • Turnaround projects We believe the secret to successful strategy execution is to focus on the goals of the strategy. So before we begin the delivery process, we ask questions. What are Enhance your organization’s you trying to accomplish? What problems do you want to solve? And, as in-house delivery skillset. important, how will you know when your strategic goals have been achieved? Your answers to these questions drive our implementation approach. Focus on outcomes Budget wisely Adopt and sustain Peritius defines its approach to project We want you to use your budget We know that early communication execution as Outcome Management. wisely. So we work with you to with stakeholders leads to adoption. That’s because we are laser-focused prioritize the desired outcomes of And adoption leads to organization on delivering the desired outcomes of your strategic initiative. Then we align sustainability. We ensure your your organization’s strategic initiative. the execution plan and project organization is aware of upcoming resources with your prioritized goals. change, ready for change and capable We often use metrics to guide and of sustaining change. assess implementation. We know We staff engagements based on a when a project is successful because simple philosophy: go lean. Most We are consensus builders. Our outcomes have been achieved. projects are staffed with a single seasoned project leaders — chosen for Metrics have been verified. Adoption Peritius resource who partners with their effective soft skills — tear down has been optimized. Peritius’ Quality Manager to leverage barriers associated with complex, your in-house staff and integrators. cross-functional and global projects. Learn more We are a Chicago-based management consulting firm focused on Outcome Management, our approach to value-generating program and project delivery. Our seasoned consultants partner with clients on large, complex, transformational initiatives. Our holistic approach works to ensure that strategic outcomes have been achieved. Consulting for Fortune 1000 entities and beyond Our leadership Our Outcome Management approach for strategy execution and delivery Laura Dribin has led to successful projects for 30 years. Following our time-tested Founder, President & CEO generalist approach to delivery, we’ve helped clients across industries and functions. Our client list includes dozens of Fortune 1000 entities. Before she founded Peritius in 1989, Laura Abbott Laboratories Horizon Pharma Dribin was a management consultant at AbbVie Hospira Accenture and Microsoft Corporation. Since launching her firm, she’s provided hands-on ABC Supply Infosys leadership, guiding project teams through ABN AMRO Komatsu complex initiatives and improving organizations’ project management AGL Resources | Nicor Gas Laidlaw | FirstGroup competencies. AlligatorTek Lurie Children’s Hospital For decades, Laura has been innovating the art Allstate Molex of delivery and has been at the forefront of Alpha Source Inc. Pactiv creating new ways to drive organizations from strategy to outcomes. Known for her practical AMA Pfizer approach to problem solving, Laura believes AON Potbelly Sandwich Works any project can be successfully delivered with the right mix of mechanics and soft skills. Aon Hewitt | Hewitt Regional Organ Bank of Illinois Baxalta Sears Cara Judy Baxter Shire Vice President of Delivery Brunswick Newedge | Societe Generale Cardinal Health State of Illinois Caterpillar Logistics | Neovia Takeda As Peritius’ Quality Manager, Cara Judy serves as a dedicated resource to both clients and College of American Pathologists Tenneco Automotive consultants throughout an engagement. This Coriant | Tellabs Treehouse key role ensures a standardized level of quality across clients. Corn Products | Ingredion True Value Exelon Union Bank Cara has been helping clients execute on strategic initiatives for more than a decade. Federal Reserve Bank Unite Here Health She has expertise in project, program and First American Bank USG portfolio management; organizational change management; business/IT alignment; and GATX Walgreens business process redesign. Cara has hands-on Harrison Steel international experience connecting corporate vision and business outcomes. We’re a certified woman-owned small business. Federal: EDWOSB (Women-Owned Small Business). City of Chicago: WBE (Women’s Business Enterprise). Peritius Consulting, Inc. [email protected] 901 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 502 Peritius.com Chicago, IL 60607 Celebrating Years 312.605.8400 30.
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