Projects

Over two years, Right Lane helped ACSI develop its new strategic plan. This involved a number of strategy and planning interactions with ACSI’s staff, board and member council.

Right Lane was engaged to undertake a strategic review of the Fairley Foundation’s program, including defining the program’s theory of change, and determining the strategic direction of the program over the short, medium and longer term.

Right Lane worked closely with LUCRF Super to develop its three-year strategy and business plan and to align the organisation to successfully deliver the strategy.

Right Lane worked with the board and executive team to redefine the organisation’s long-term ambition upon which to focus and measure success against.

Right Lane was engaged in a number of projects with StateCover, including helping the organisation to articulate its purpose, strategy and goals. To encourage fresh thinking and innovation, we facilitated a co-creation process to engage StateCover’s potential members in the design of innovative new products and services.

Right Lane has been a consulting partner for the Foundation over a number of years, providing strategic support through facilitation of community summits and board strategy workshops, and providing input, advice and design assistance for the development of proposals to seek donor funding.

Right Lane worked with the VICSES board and executive team to develop the organisation’s 2018-2022 Strategic Plan, including establishing the strategic direction and high-level priorities.

Right Lane worked with Moreland City Council in the north of Melbourne to help it develop its Council Plan (2017-21) under the themes of ‘Connected Community’, ‘Progressive City’ and ‘Responsible Council’.

Right Lane conducted an intensive problem solving program with the graduates of the AIST Super Grads program.

Over the last two years, Right Lane has worked closely with DSS and twelve not-for-profit organisations to co-develop the program logic, delivery models project plans, and business cases for innovative approaches to address welfare dependence in participant cohorts.