Alchemy consults for some of the most prestigious and successful organizations in every business sector and virtually every field.

 

Take a look at the following examples to see how we use a broad spectrum of solutions tailored to fit the specific needs of each of our clients.

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The Women's College of the University of Denver

With the new appointment of Dean Lynn Gangone, The Women's College of the University of Denver as ready for a change. Dean Gangone wanted to engage the community in helping to shape the direction for the college in 2012. Alchemy designed and facilitated a World Cafe process to help gather new ideas and strategies to position the college as a leader in education in the 21st century. Alchemy helped the staff create the strategic plan to support the new direction and sustain their success.

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Johns Manville

Alchemy was asked by Johns Manville to help create a change process for a new plant leader in Slovakia. Together with the global and local HR directors, Alchemy designed a process that would engage the managers in Trnava and help them discuss and build a vision for the future.  With the help of translators, Alchemy captured a history of the country, the plant and the employees in a real-time visual. Then, the teams built a vision for where they wanted to take their facility and a plan to help get them there. This experiential workshop won an award in Slovakia for its innovation and sustainability.

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McKesson

Alchemy partnered with Changeworks Global in San Francisco to help implement McKesson's new Operations and Technology plan. Together, we created and delivered a Leadership Toolkit that built McKesson's change capability throughout the impacted business units. In addition to this toolkit, a series of Graphic Recording maps were created that depict the process flow changes within the new plan. These maps effectively communicated the necessary mindset shifts and optimized the benefits of the new Operations and Technology plan.

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USDA

Alchemy partnered with the USDA to design and facilitate listening sessions in which experts from around the country could meet to discuss critical U.S. water issues and make recommendations for key areas of focus for the USDA. These ongoing listening sessions occur around the country and help to build urgency for the government and organizations to implement water reuse policies and stimulate water resource conservation across the country.