What the Strategy Arts Project Is All About
Strategy Arts is a planning and facilitation consulting firm based in West Chester, PA, founded back in 2003. The firm zeroes in on serving nonprofits, government bodies, and corporate clients, tailoring its approach to meet their unique needs. It’s not just about planning; it’s about creating a space where stakeholders come together, data drives decisions, and capacity is built to move forward in aligned action. The firm’s work spans strategic planning, medical research program planning, strategic brand development, equitable community engagement, and collective impact or coalition building. In short, it’s about crafting strategies that stick and making sure everyone’s voice is part of the conversation.
The Main Benefit of Strategy Arts’ Approach
What really sets Strategy Arts apart? It’s their promise to provide end-to-end planning support that’s clear, understandable, and equitable. Here are some key figures and facts that highlight their impact:
- Founded in 2003, with over two decades of experience
- Focus on nonprofits, government, and corporate sectors
- Certified B Corporation with a B Corp score of 110.4
- Services include strategic planning, community engagement, and coalition building
- Equity commitment showcased through a professionally produced video by PWP Video
- Contact lines: Phone 610-701-7050, Fax 484-693-1360
Equity Commitment in Practice
Equity isn’t just a buzzword here—it’s baked into the planning process. Strategy Arts has gone the extra mile by creating a video that demonstrates how equity shapes their work. This isn’t just talk; it’s a real, visible part of how they operate. The video, produced by PWP Video, offers a window into their approach, showing how they ensure all stakeholders are treated fairly and inclusively throughout the planning journey. It’s a powerful reminder that good planning means listening to every voice.
Certified B Corporation and Corporate Citizenship
Strategy Arts stands out as a founding certified B Corporation, which means they’re serious about being a good corporate citizen. They believe the world’s challenges are too big for any one group to tackle alone—businesses have to be part of the solution. This commitment drives them to engage actively with the impact business community, pushing towards a more just and sustainable world. It’s not just about profit; it’s about purpose, responsibility, and making a difference that lasts.
Services That Drive Change
The firm’s suite of services is designed to meet diverse needs but always with a focus on collaboration and impact. From strategic planning that sets clear directions, to medical research program planning that supports innovation, to strategic brand development that sharpens identity—each service is about helping clients move forward. Add to that equitable community engagement and collective impact or coalition building, and you’ve got a comprehensive toolkit for meaningful change. It’s all about bringing partners together, fostering learning, and building a shared vision.
Project Impact Linked to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – through medical research program planning
- SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – via equitable community engagement
- SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions – by fostering coalition building and stakeholder communication
- SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals – through collective impact initiatives and strategic partnerships
Key People and Collaborative Leadership
Behind the scenes, leaders like Scott Wheeler and Elizabeth Guman play pivotal roles in steering Strategy Arts’ vision and execution. Their expertise in strategy, facilitation, and graphic recording helps translate complex ideas into clear, actionable plans. The firm’s involvement with SBN leadership and partners highlights a commitment to learning and evolving, ensuring that every meeting, report, and initiative is aligned with the broader goal of creating a successful and equitable working world. It’s a dynamic, ongoing process that keeps the firm—and its clients—moving forward.
