Writing, editing, research, data analysis, publicity.
Stephen Cavendish is an analyst and manager who has worked in business and public policy. He has experience with firms in technology, energy, and media. He has held positions at the Institute for International Policy, tyndallreport.com, and Lingua Franca. He has also held consultative positions at US Bank, Bank of America, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, CNN, NBC, ABC, CNBC, and the Seahawks. He has media contacts at The Economist, The New York Times, Bloomberg, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, etc.
He works with a team of experts to provide research products and advisory services for a wide range of firms and investors. These include reports designed to assess and predict industry and product demand, market share, and operations metrics. His research also covers technological demand, use, and adoption. He writes asset valuations, project feasibility studies, market analysis reports, fairness opinions, and competitive analysis reports. His consulting methodologies ably integrate people, processes, and technologies, and are complemented by business process improvement and process automation. His services include modeling, implementation, execution, monitoring, and the leveraging of the power of self-organizing teams. The bespoke solutions he provides are highly effective for firms of all sizes, from startups to more established enterprises.