SSG has managed a breadth of business, public policy, and social issues as programmatic components in its client engagements. Here is an illustrative snapshot:
Environmental impacts of manufacturing supply/distribution chains
Impact of sustainability practices upon business efficiencies
Sustainable building practices and alternative housing communities
Shattering the glass ceiling: Recruitment and retention of women executive leaders
Computer literacy disparities and their correlation to career success
Homeland security and its effect upon travel industry economics and the travel consumer
Accountability and transparency in nonprofit/public leadership
Intersection of faith-based agendas, theology, and public policy
Cultural and political divides in interfaith relations
Food safety and quality standards
Innovation in consumer product development - challenges to achieving top line, organic growth
Leveraging technology for chief executive leadership effectiveness
Enforcing a healthy eating culture
Stress, snack food consumption, and health risks
Industrial workplace safety standards and practices
Efficacy in pharmaceutical discovery and development processes
Impacts of pharmaceutical R&D economics upon drug costs to insurers vs. consumers
Patient trust in the integrity of managed health care
Protection vs. productivity: Electronic medical records and patient privacy rights
Managing risk in the large family enterprise during economic turmoil
Combating the circumstances of homeless Vietnam War veterans
Creating ‘safe’ learning alternatives for inner-city youth besieged by crime and poverty
The transformational impact of hospice upon traditional health care
Multi-cultural solution models for HIV/AIDS care in minority populations
The impact of AIDS on poor and homeless inner-city women
Arresting malnutrition within impoverished families
Bridging the immigrant literacy gap
Innovative models in transitional housing for inner-city homeless populations
Filling the citizenship gap: Social service interventions in developing international markets
Re-inventing elder care: Viable models for more effective responsibility
