TURNING STRATEGY INTO IMPACT

We don’t just talk the talk.

we make change happen.

Here are some examples of how our approach delivers results

  • Group of four professionally dressed people smiling and posing together indoors. L-R, Maeve Hawkins, Special Envoy to NI, Joe Kennedy, Áine McVerry and Anne McReynolds.

    McConnell’s Distillery & Visitor Experience, Belfast

    Turning a historic gaol into a heritage-led visitor attraction

    We supported McConnell’s through a full development cycle from designing the visitor experience and planning and delivery of the gala launch to staffing, marketing and operational logistics.

    The Results

    Launched within 12 weeks of engagement

    Hosted a high-profile gala with Ministers, MLAs and US diplomatic representatives

    Achieved 9,500+ unique monthly website users (up from 1,476)

    Operationally ready to welcome an estimated 50,000+ annual visitors

    Awarded Best New Business at the Belfast Chamber Awards 2024

  • The MAC Building in Belfast

    The MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre) Belfast

    From vision to landmark: building a national arts centre from the ground up

    We created The MAC one Northern Ireland’s leading cultural institutions. It shows what’s possible when strategic ambition meets meets an unwavering focus on implementation.

    The Results

    250,000 annual visitors

    72% increase in self-generated income in 5 years

    +76 Net Promoter Score (vs. industry benchmark of +30)

    83,000 engaged social media followers

    27 marketing and tourism awards

    Twice shortlisted for Museum of the Year (2015 and 2023)

  • Logo for LegenDerry featuring a bottle with a fork in the center, slogan 'Great place. Great taste.'

    LegenDerry Food Month

    Bringing Derry’s food story to a wider audience

    We worked with Derry City and Strabane District Council to deliver a standout digital campaign for LegenDerry Food Month — combining creative content creation, influencer collaborations, and strategic planning to position Derry as a must-visit food destination.

    The Results

    280,000+ video views

    93,000 accounts reached

    501 new followers

    4 sold-out events

    140% increase in link clicks

    Reached audiences across Northern Ireland, the UK, Ireland, the US, and Germany — putting Derry’s food culture firmly on the map.

  • Armagh Observatory - A historic stone castle-like building with a green domed roof, surrounded by green trees and colorful flowers in a garden.

    Armagh Observatory and Planetarium

    Celebrating 230 years of discovery with a bold vision for the future

    We worked with Armagh Observatory & Planetarium (AOP) to galvanise the senior team around a capital redevelopment strategy that honours its rich scientific legacy while creating a dynamic, forward-facing visitor experience.

    Our support focused on aligning AOP’s plans with sustainability goals, STEM education priorities, and deeper audience and stakeholder engagement.

  • Logo celebrating 100 years of the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland with colorful geometric circles and the text 'PRONI 100 Celebrating a Century'.

    PRONI (Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland)

    Refreshing strategy to unlock access, relevance and impact

    We worked with PRONI, Northern Ireland’s official archive, helping the senior team clarify the organisational purpose, priorities and future direction. As part of this process, we led a wide-ranging stakeholder consultation and developed PRONI’s first-ever marketing and digital content strategies ensuring the new strategies align with the Programme for Government, climate action commitments, and the evolving needs of PRONI’s diverse audiences.

  • Interior of a gift shop with white shelves filled with greeting cards, books, and miscellaneous items, wooden floors, exposed wooden beams on the ceiling, a cash register area with a purple sign that reads 'STORIEL', a small display cart, and a bright, welcoming atmosphere.

    Storiel Arts Centre - Gwynedd Council, Wales

    A first-ever marketing strategy rooted in place and identity

    We led the development and delivery of Storiel’s first-ever marketing strategy. This work included stakeholder engagement across the cultural and community sectors and bespoke staff training to ensure sustainable, values-led communications rooted in Storiel’s bilingual and place-based identity.

  • Logo for Belfast Climate Action featuring green background, stylized map of Belfast with environmental icons, and text highlighting climate activism efforts.

    Belfast City Council Climate Team

    Strengthening internal influence to accelerate climate action

    We worked with Belfast City Council’s Climate Team to help strengthen their internal influence, and strategic impact.

    Through stakeholder engagement, team workshops, and a high-level action plan, we helped reconnect the team with its core purpose, improve internal collaboration, and embed climate thinking across Council operations. This laid the groundwork for a more integrated, mission-driven approach to climate action.

  • The word 'ARTICULTURE' illustrated in stylized white text against a teal background..

    Articulture, Wales

    Shaping a sustainable future for outdoor arts in Wales

    We’re supporting Articulture through a period of business transformation and strategic development, with a focus on governance, succession planning, and long-term resilience.

    Rooted in deep knowledge of the wider arts landscape, we’re facilitating a co-created process that centres artists and communities. We are supporting the organisation to become investment ready by ensuring that purpose, participation, and policy insights drive the next chapter of its work.

  • The logo for 'Untold: Stories of the Irish in the British Army' in green text on a darker green background.

    UNTOLD – Stories of the Irish in the British Army

    Shaping an all-Island heritage project with purpose and impact

    We are supporting the strategic development of UNTOLD — a landmark £13.6 million heritage project across two sites in Belfast and Enniskillen that will explore the complex history of Irish service in the British Army. Our work spans messaging, fundraising, and stakeholder engagement. We are working with the board and Project Team to navigate sensitive historical narratives, strengthen collaborative governance, and position UNTOLD for capital funding investment.

  • Ards and North Down logo on Sequoia Square

    Reimagining Tourism with Ards and North Down Borough Council

    Equipping a council team to think boldly, collaborate with purpose, and take their next steps with confidence

    We worked with Ards and North Down Borough Council to deliver a high-impact Clarity First Lite strategy sprint. By using creative thinking tools, stakeholder mapping, and purpose-led planning we supported their tourism team to align around a shared vision and create a practical plan for the future.

    The Results
    95% of participants rated the session 4 or 5 out of 5
    100% said they would recommend Sequoia to a colleague
    Increased clarity around team purpose
    Stronger alignment on shared goals and future priorities
    Breakthrough thinking on innovation, creativity, and resilience
    A confident, united team ready to lead change in local tourism