Eco-Ethonomics and associates worked with the steering committee of Gateway in Huron County to develop a strategic plan for building an independent health research network that links University health research to rural populations.  The idea is to encourage the growth of health research on rural populations to improve health care and attract medical practitioners with strong research interests to their community.  Through this process the organization explored the possibilities of …Read More

Eco-Ethonomics and associates, facilitated strategic and educational planning with the Population Medicine Department in August 2011 and followed up with implementation planning in smaller groups.  During this process the department set its directives for the next 5 years, mapped its community of stakeholders, brainstormed key influencers in its environment, identified the upcoming needs of students and planned how they were going to balance their workload under the constraints of resource …Read More

Eco-Ethonomics and associates conducted a full community consultation process which consisted of 30 interviews with key stakeholders.  Information gathered led to important learning that helped to guide the board of directors decision making at their annual strategic planning retreat.  Eco-Ethonomics and associates planned and facilitated a two-day strategic planning session with the board of directors which led to the development of a strong strategic plan.

Eco-Ethonomics facilitated a two-day planning retreat for the board of directors for the Toronto based cooperative for university students.  The organization was responsible for numerous residential buildings, houses and facilities and protecting these assets.  The group worked through many detailed discussions to get clear on some of the broader directions the organization would set as priorities for the upcoming years.