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Tricordant Sustainability Profile

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Tricordant is an organisation consultancy focused on strategy, organisation design, futures thinking and change. The available content describes its work on designing organisations for turbulence, using AI in organisation design, and helping teams align strategy with context, culture and execution. Its public material emphasises that strategy is dynamic, that design should be shaped by the environment in which an organisation operates, and that successful transformation depends on systems, discipline and cultural readiness. No explicit sustainability, ESG or CSR programme is described in the source content provided.

About Tricordant

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • United Kingdom

Tricordant Sustainability Actions

Discussed AI in organisation design

Tricordant's Nick Richmond was honoured to represent the firm at the EODF 2025 Conference in Budapest, joining a panel and leading a discussion on the impact of AI on organisation design. His key messages included: "We design in our own image", "Context is king", "Strategic clarity is non-negotiable", "Designing with AI, not just for AI", and "Engage, engage, engage".

Shared strategy thinking model

Chris Jackson posted a deep dive into strategic design practice, saying that strategy is dynamic, more than a document, and contextual. He described strategy as how organisations think about the future, see their environment, find ways to succeed, understand competition, utilise resources and adapt to change. He also said futures thinking helps test assumptions before commitment, and design helps make strategic intent real through ideas, services and interventions.

Highlighted culture in transformation

Alastair Mitchell-Baker posted that nearly 70% of digital transformations fail and that the common culprit is culture, not technology. He said organisations need to prepare and support staff ahead of change, engage them early, explain the "why" behind change, and make it safe for people to challenge, question and learn. He added that the next investment should be in culture, not tech, if those conditions are not met.


What do our labels mean?

Certified B Corporation Logo

Certified B Corporation

About Tricordant

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • United Kingdom
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