Case studies
Unconventional consulting leads to unbelievable results
At Eagle Hill, we do more than sell solutions. We solve business problems. We work side by side with clients to truly understand their unique needs and tailor our approach—in the public and private sectors alike.
Case studies
Here are a few examples of how we provide impact for our clients. From boosting employee retention to planning market entry, our years of creative and strategic experience have helped clients across industries reach their potential.
Healthcare and life sciences: Impact Statement
Creating a future of work strategy to support hybrid work for a public health plan
We helped a public healthplan with an approach to safely reopen its office and adapt to a rapidly changing business environment and uncertain future of work.
Nonprofit: Impact Statement
Creating a return to work strategy for a national museum
Eagle Hill worked alongside the leadership team of a national museum to develop and manage implementation of a reopening strategy after its COVID-19 shutdown that was both comprehensive and responsive to rapid change.
Nonprofit: Impact Statement
AI-enabled data gathering across 65 countries unlocks compelling improvement possibilities
Learn how an AI-enhanced approach helped a global nonprofit development organization build an internal operating model every bit as advanced as its external one for the most impact across both its headquarters and field offices.
Nonprofit: Video
Building a strong relationship for sustainable growth
The Alice Ferguson Foundation needed to create a long-term strategic plan to grow alongside their mission. Our team worked closely with AFF to incorporate a goal-focused plan as well as a new organizational mindset targeted at success.
Nonprofit: Narrative
Standing up a performance management process to develop and recognize employees
An organization was experiencing growing pains, so we conducted our own research in order to understand employee perspectives, from the top down. We clearly defined all roles in the organization to ensure each person felt recognized and valued.
Nonprofit: Narrative
Reimagining process, technology, and culture
A national museum’s legacy federal processes were limiting overall development as its program operations and presence grew. We applied private-sector best practices to increase flexibility and streamline operations.
