Quadra provides services to a diverse range of public, private and not-for-profit sector clients.  Quadra has an effective track record working with Government decision makers, securing Federal, Provincial and private investment for a variety of initiatives, and is well acquainted with the personnel and program criteria of government agencies.  The firm has an extensive, successful track record in the following fields: Community, Tourism and Waterfront Development; Market Research and Feasibility Analyses; Economic Development and Economic Impact Analyses; General Management and Strategic Planning.

Quadra has successfully assisted numerous clients in the process of developing public/private partnerships, and encouraging a sense of ownership in project outcomes and recommendations.  We are particularly attentive to the diverse needs of our clients, and thus have a history of assembling highly skilled teams that identify the relevant issues, conduct focused, client-specific research and analysis, and generate creative solutions. Quadra has a longstanding commitment to client and other stakeholder consultation, as we feel the best ideas for development often come from those who will be most affected by it.  Our focused approach ensures that studies are realistic and “do-able”. Quadra Consulting Group is committed to developing plans that have a high potential for public and private sector support and subsequent successful implementation.

Peter Meyer began his consulting career in the middle 1970s and established Quadra Consulting Group in 1984. Over the course of his career, he has worked with agencies of the Federal and Provincial governments, municipalities, numerous organizations funded by senior levels of government, private sector companies ranging from sole proprietorships to multinationals, and a variety of not-for-profit organizations in the health, training and social services sectors.

Michael Longstaff has been an associate of Quadra Consulting Group for nearly ten years and has been integrally involved with all of Quadra’s projects over that period of time. He has conducted stakeholder interviews, developed youth integration techniques, led workshops, and facilitated planning exercises in both English and French, and his language skills have been invaluable during Quadra’s work in bilingual regions such as Northern and Eastern Ontario.