Services

Our team members have led private and public sector organisations with more than 3,000 staff and have successfully delivered business transformations of multifunctional service delivery organisations and electric mass transit transformations.  Working with your leadership team, our MTC advisors can provide ideas and balance to assist your management to implement new green business initiatives and goals.  Our advisors can review your current processes to identify change and green initiative opportunities for tangible success.

Our business development and marketing advisory experts at MTC have successfully enabled businesses to secure new opportunities by providing objective inputs that highlight marketable strengths that win sales.  Our business development advisors can review your current marketing strategies and provide assistance with commercial bids and guidance on where and how to achieve real sales.

Our advisors have supervised multi billion dollar infrastructure developments for government clients, including sea and air ports and have overseen the delivery of major mass transit service delivery operations during high profile international events.  We have planned and supervised the delivery of electric and natural gas infrastructure and provided optimisation of fleet support resources.

A good strategy is the foundation for any successful business.  Our MTC advisors have developed strategic plans for public and private sector entities that have been implemented and have delivered the planned initiatives to actually achieve organisational goals.

Our advisors are masters of diplomacy.  With international experience on every continent and the ability and versatility to communicate effectively with senior government, C-Suite and frontline teams, our advisors can represent your interests across a wide range of stakeholders

Cost optimization is critical to the success of your business.  Our MTC advisors have delivered significant cost savings in major capital projects while achieving the same or better capacity and quality, though real value engineering and the implementation of common sense cost reduction strategies.