Stratiscope empowers clients to make meaningful impact by building community relationships.
We assist businesses, non-profits, government, and institutions develop a community impact
strategy that includes relationship-building, public affairs, and civic engagement.
Stratiscope has four distinct areas of expertise:
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Good Governance
Good governance means getting real results from your organization. Whether you're a government entity, a nonprofit organization, or a business, Stratiscope can help you and your team effectively and efficiently deliver on your advertised mission. Good governance also includes making sure you’re relevant to the needs of today’s constituents as well as future constituents.
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Local Community Impact
All Impact is local: it’s about changing lives and attitudes. Stratiscope invests in communities by building relationships within the neighborhoods our clients operate. Local Impact is more than writing a check; it is about creating lasting partnerships that drive local change. Neighborhoods that thrive are better places in which to do business.
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Place-Making
Creating a sense of place includes both the built environment but also includes the people, reputation, and even “mojo” of a place. Building a community of people is just one component of placemaking that helps locals find common connections and a unified message to communicate outward. Knowing who you are, whether a business, block , city or neighborhood, makes communicating to others a more efficient activity.
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Resilience
Being able to withstand the dynamic world around you takes skill and planning. It’s not by chance that some entities survive and thrive after a disaster. Whether planning for earthquakes, climate change, extreme weather, or other unexpected events, those that plan have an advantage. Stratiscope leverages leading experts and years of experience in being able to communicate uncertainty to build stronger communities. Stratiscope is one of the leading firms in the US addressing resilience with community-driven approaches.
Case Study: American Geophysical Union