We are proud to announce that OPTIMUS | SBR has acquired SEG Management Consultants Inc. (SEG), a public sector consulting firm focused on supporting government ministries, public agencies, and not-for-profit organizations.
The purchase of SEG is yet another strategic investment for us as it supports our goal of strengthening and expanding our position as a trusted advisor in the public sector.
The Benefits
There are several distinct advantages of this acquisition that will help us continue to meet the needs of our clients and partners:
- Access to highly seasoned SEG consultants and strategic partners, many of whom have held senior executive positions in government, and have first-hand experience dealing with the realities our clients face on a daily basis.
- Enhanced capabilities and service offerings, specifically within the Regulatory, Fairness, and Procurement practices.
- Broader representation across the sector as we leverage SEG’s relationships with various constituencies, allowing for strong collaboration opportunities amongst our clients and partners.
A Look Ahead
The SEG acquisition marks a significant milestone for our firm, as it is the second we have made in the past month. These recent additions continue to drive the tremendous growth of OPTIMUS | SBR and enhance the value we provide to our clients and partners.
Thank you for sharing in these exciting times for our firm. As always, we thank you for your continued support and interest in OPTIMUS | SBR.
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