Simatree worked closely with a management committee to align members on their role and strategy for facilitating administrative innovation within their agency at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Hear from Shea Tarring and Max White as they reflect on their project experiences.
MEL is the biological trifecta that resides in our Limbic System and shapes how people absorb, process, and act on information. It’s not just a clever acronym—it’s the root system under every effort to lead change, adapt culture, or build capability.
At Simatree, we come to every conversation, client-facing or internal, with respect, professionalism, and a genuine interest in each other’s experience, professional and personal.
I joined Simatree in September 2022 after two years working as a best practice researcher. Immediately, I joined a five-person project team serving a large non-profit client in financial services. After quickly learning as much as I could about the organization and the work to be completed for them, I took on key pieces of […]
Patrick McCreesh, the Managing Partner at Simatree, sits down with the CEOViews team to share details about the change Simatree is bringing to the corporate world.
Managing Partner Patrick McCreesh discusses three lessons for individuals, teams, and organizations to consider as we return to the next phase of work.
In an increasingly digital landscape, police departments are beginning to collect enough data to really transform the culture of the criminal justice system through analytics.
Many organizations underutilize two of their most abundant assets — data and people. Why do organizations struggle to use data?
Is your organization stuck in its transformation initiative? Consider these three truths to get your people on a path to progress.
The process of getting into a workout routine is very similar to the process of change management. It happens in the same part of the brain and requires activating the same muscle memory.
Children’s entertainment often overlays simple lessons with color, motion, and music to drive home the central theme of a story. This is effective not just for children, but for adults as well.
As we approach the two-year anniversary of our pandemic life, COVID-19 has shifted the way many of us view the world, business, and our daily lives. Many live differently due to the increased time at home.