Tresswell Consulting Group
Our approach

A small consultancy.
A straightforward way of working.

Tresswell is a new consulting venture bringing business advice, research and practical digital work together for founders and smaller teams.

Let’s agree what
a good result looks like.

Tell us about the business and the question you’re trying to answer. We’ll look at what information is available, what needs finding out and what would make the work worthwhile.

Before work begins, we agree the scope, deliverables, timing and fees. You stay involved along the way. At the end, we talk through the findings or handover, including anything that still needs checking.

01 / A CLEAR BRIEF

Agree what needs doing.

Agree the business question, scope, deliverables and responsibilities before work begins.

02 / SOUND REASONING

Show how we reached the answer.

Explain sources, assumptions and limitations alongside the recommendations.

03 / PRACTICAL DELIVERY

Work through it together.

Review the work together, agree priorities and make the handover clear.

Be clear about
what the evidence shows.

Our case studies explain the question, the evidence and the analytical solution. They distinguish recommendations from implemented changes and achieved outcomes. Our perspectives separate sourced guidance from original analysis.

We do not publish unverified credentials, testimonials or client results. Team profiles will be published when the relevant names, roles and biographies are confirmed.

Our editorial approach
How we work / Case-study research

Use cases to examine
a decision, not decorate it.

A case-study brief should show why the example is relevant and what the evidence can support.

  1. 01

    Frame the question

    Agree the decision, comparison criteria and intended output.

  2. 02

    Select and source

    Choose relevant cases and record evidence, context and gaps.

  3. 03

    Compare and interpret

    Examine the approaches and explain the limits of transferability.

  4. 04

    Review the implications

    Work through the findings and identify what needs testing next.

Have something in mind?

What would you like to work through?

A few lines about the situation, what you’d like to achieve and when you need it are enough to start a brief.

Prepare a project brief