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HIGHER EDUCATION · FOCUS AREA

Building

Globalization and Internationalization

You have international activity. You are not sure you have a strategy.

We work with presidents, provosts, and senior international officers to turn scattered global activity into a strategy: partnerships that serve the mission, international enrollment that is financially sound, and curriculum that prepares students for the world they will work in. For institutions whose global portfolio grew by accumulation rather than design, the result is a coherent plan and clarity about which relationships are worth the effort.

ON A CAMPUS

Where does the work need to happen?

Dozens of signed agreements, a handful of which anyone on campus can describe.

International enrollment treated as a revenue fix rather than an academic strategy.

A global strategy that lives in one office and nowhere else on campus.

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ACROSS THE INSTITUTION

What this work looks like for the whole institution.

Comprehensive internationalization across academics, enrollment, partnerships, and the student experience.

INSIDE A DIVISION OR UNIT

What it looks like for a single division.

An international office, or a single college, building its own strategy inside the institution’s.

HOW WE WORK

We listen, evaluate, and build.

01

Listen

We begin by understanding the institution’s international activities, existing relationships, and aspirations for global engagement, along with the perspectives of those leading the work.

02

Evaluate

Internationalization extends beyond a single office. We examine how global partnerships and international opportunities connect to the institution’s academic mission and broader priorities.

03

Build

We work collaboratively with institutional leaders to evaluate existing activities, identify opportunities, and develop a strategy that reflects the institution’s strengths and ambitions.

04

Support

We help translate the strategy into practical priorities and decisions, giving leaders a clearer path for managing partnerships and advancing international initiatives over time.

90% of our work comes from repeat clients and referrals.

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