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Our practices

Nine practices. Three families.

Each engagement is scoped to the situation in front of us. The team, the timeline, and the deliverables are shaped by what the business needs — not sold from a catalogue.

One senior partner per engagementScoped to the situationPriced to the workHanded back when your team is ready

01

Executive & Operational Leadership

Senior partners placed in your business with the authority to make the call — not only advise on it.

02

People & Culture

The full people function, from compliance and investigations through culture, leadership, and the harder conversations.

03

Growth & Transition

Long-form advisory through the inflection points — Canadian market entry, scale-up, succession, and the professionalization that follows. Multi-year engagements, embedded alongside the leadership carrying the business through.

Nine practices is not nine things we sell. It's nine directions the work can take once we understand what the business needs. The conversation always starts the same way — we listen, we scope to the situation, and we stay until your team is ready to carry it forward.
Ghaleb El MasriFounding Principal · 1205 Consulting
How engagements begin

One conversation before anything else.

Every engagement starts with a call. No deck, no pitch — a thirty-minute conversation to understand what's actually going on. If we're the right fit, we'll put a proposal in front of you within the week.

Begin a conversation
  1. 01

    Conversation

    A thirty-minute call with a principal to understand the situation. No pitch, no deck — we listen first, and if the fit is wrong we say so.

  2. 02

    Scoping

    A written proposal built for your situation — the partner who will lead the work, the timeline the business can absorb, and the deliverables that actually matter. Priced to the scope, not to a rate card.

  3. 03

    Partners placed

    Senior principals in the room, on your timeline, for as long as the situation requires. Weekly working cadence, in-the-business accountability, and the kind of judgment you can only exercise from inside.