What Clients Are Saying
“Koja teams with Rise and a Steering Committee to guide and inform the various learnings and stages of the project, which included several pivots as the research progressed. Koja’s team, Suyu and Mel, did extensive research, presented their findings in a logical and clear manner, and asked insightful questions of the committee to help guide research. The project resulted in recommendations and a road map for Rise going forward.”
– KIM HAWKINS (Past) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
We Work With
Small to medium-sized nonprofit organizations
Small to medium-sized corporations
Businesses undergoing major transformations
Are you struggling to execute projects that are crucial to achieving your organizational objectives?
The projects we specialize in often fall into a unique category: they’re typically too small to warrant hiring a full-time employee, yet too significant to be overlooked or neglected.
Despite their size, these small-medium sized projects are vital for achieving organizational goals and meeting the needs of stakeholders.
What Clients Are Saying
“Parent Support Services Society of BC initially engaged Koja to undertake a short compliance review project. The process was efficient and thorough and we have continued to hire Koja every year since to lead a wide variety of strategic projects with and for our team, including several critical RFP development to project close-out projects.”
“KOJA offers practical, accessible, and thoughtful solutions at every stage of every initiative. KOJA’s understanding of the end-user experience has been critical to the success of each project.”
“The virtual symposium went off without a hitch and Rise staff gave rave reviews about Maelin who was “incredible” to work with. The staff asked to make sure there are funds allocated to hire KOJA for every event, symposium, and project moving forward!”
“Koja very quickly got up to speed with the complex requirements, developed a team schedule and kept us on track. They supported us through a large accreditation project with a short turn-around and a hard deadline. The end result was that we were awarded the maximum reaccreditation term with no deficiencies.”