At our core, we are proud to partner with mission-driven organizations that are truly making a difference. ?? It’s not just about consulting; it’s about being part of a journey that leads to real, lasting impact. Every day, we see the power of purpose-driven work, and it motivates us to bring our best to the table. Whether it’s helping a nonprofit refine their strategy or guiding a foundation through a critical decision-making process, we know that our work contributes to something bigger. That's the kind of impact we’re passionate about—and it’s why we do what we do! ?? Client: Scotlandville Magnet High School Alumni Association Project: Strategic Planning + Retreat Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana | b1 FOUNDATION Governor Buddy Roemer Small Business Center Refreshments: Jason's Deli #Consulting #Strategy #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #BusinessConsulting #ConsultingLife #StrategyConsulting #BusinessStrategy #Consultants #ClientSuccess #MissionDriven #NonprofitConsulting #ImpactConsulting #ConsultingServices #BusinessDevelopment
S. Daniels Consulting
专业服务
Baton Rouge,Louisiana 341 位关注者
High-impact strategy & training for organizations that shape the future.
关于我们
We don’t just consult—we catalyze transformation. S. Daniels Consulting is the go-to firm for high-revenue industries that demand precision strategy and executive training to drive sustainable growth, innovation, and resilience. We partner with organizations that refuse to settle for the status quo—leaders who are ready to scale with confidence, navigate complexity, and drive industry-shaping impact.
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https://www.sdanielsconsulting.com/
S. Daniels Consulting的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 专业服务
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Baton Rouge,Louisiana
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2017
- 领域
- Strategic Planning & Execution 、Leadership Development & Training、Operational Resilience & Scalability、Stakeholder & Community Engagement和Data-Driven Decision-Making
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主要
US,Louisiana,Baton Rouge
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?? The Future Doesn’t Wait. Neither Should You. Too many organizations treat strategy as a checklist. We don’t. At S. Daniels Consulting, we don’t just advise—we architect transformation. We partner with high-growth companies that refuse to settle for mediocrity, equipping them with precision strategy and executive training to drive scalable growth, innovation, and resilience. Who do we work with? ?? Hospitals & Healthcare Systems tackling workforce sustainability and operational efficiency. ?? Corporate Enterprises demanding leadership excellence and long-term resilience. ?? Government & Policy Leaders shaping systemic change with strategic foresight. ?? High-Growth Businesses and Nonprofits navigating complex markets with confidence. ?? If you’re serious about leading the future, not following it, let’s talk. #Strategy #Leadership #ExecutiveTraining #HighImpact #FutureFocused
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For those who don't follow government contracting, the federal contracting world is also getting rocked. Why? GSA has requested that federal agencies terminate their contracts with the top 10 government contractors who receive the greatest proportion of government contracts. Furthermore, there is a push to have the federal contracting process standardized and fall under GSA, so decision-making power may be removed from the federal agencies. While you may not be involved with government contracts, they cover many services, from IT projects to training to service delivery. Many nonprofits, universities, tribal entities, and state and local government agencies receive funding through these contracts (either as direct or pass-through recipients). If the contracting process is centralized, this will change the organizations that receive funding - some of which you may not even be aware of. So, while there is always discussion around federal grants, pay attention to the contract changes as well.
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?? Calling all women in business in Baton Rouge! ?? Join us for Women in Business: Contracts, Capital & Commercial Real Estate—a powerful event presented by Regions Bank Foundation and TruFund Financial Services in partnership with Reimagine Womens Center Business Resource and Innovation Hub and The North Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce ?? March 25, 2025 ? 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM CST ?? Reimagine Women’s Center, Baton Rouge, LA ?? Gain insights on securing contracts, accessing capital, and navigating commercial real estate! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gp5nrEcW or Scan the QR code in the flyer to register! #WomenInBusiness #BatonrRouge #Entrepreneurship #TruFund #BusinessGrowth #ContractsAndCapital #TruImpact James H. Bason Dr. Kim Carter Evans, Psy.D., PhD, MBA, LPCT Allison Washington ShaRhonda Hill Laci Sherman, MHA Rinaldi Jacobs Jr., e-PRO?, PSA Mary Wallace Hannon Mike Scott
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Buckle your seatbelts--we're in for a ride! With the current state of the economy, we're facing a period of uncertainty and transformation. From the ongoing challenges of inflation and global instability to the rise of automation and green technologies, organizations must focus on adaptability, resilience, and sustainability to thrive. In the coming decade, the 2030s will bring significant shifts—economic recovery, breakthroughs in biotechnology and digital currencies, and an increasing reliance on technology for innovation and efficiency. Businesses that embrace purpose-driven strategies, foster inclusive cultures, and prioritize community impact will emerge stronger, while those resisting change may struggle. Now is the time to prepare for the next chapter of growth, where innovation, sustainability, and ethical leadership will shape the future. ???? #EconomicShift #Innovation #Sustainability #FutureOfWork #BusinessResilience
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?? New Community Opportunities Alert! ?? We've just added fresh funding and paid opportunities from our partners and values-aligned organizations. ???? Head over to g4gc.org/fundopps to explore the latest opportunities! Got a funding opportunity to share? Submit it through our website for review today! ???
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?? Federal Judge Blocks Key Provisions of President’s Executive Orders on DEIA – What This Means for Organizations A recent federal court ruling has temporarily blocked restrictions on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility programs, allowing organizations to continue receiving federal funding for these initiatives. Before this decision, many nonprofits, universities, and businesses faced funding uncertainty, program rollbacks, and compliance concerns that disrupted long-standing DEIA efforts. What This Means for Organizations ?? Increased Legal Uncertainty: Organizations should expect ongoing legal battles over DEIA policies, as different administrations and courts may continue to challenge or support these initiatives. ?? Review & Strengthen DEIA Strategies: Companies and nonprofits should ensure their DEIA programs are integrated into broader workplace culture and not just grant-dependent. ?? Funding & Compliance Considerations: While this ruling pauses enforcement, organizations receiving federal funding should stay updated on evolving regulations to avoid compliance risks. ?? Continued Public & Political Scrutiny: DEIA efforts remain a focal point of national debate, making transparency, impact measurement, and stakeholder communication more critical than ever. This decision is a temporary step in a larger conversation, but it highlights the ongoing tension between policy, business, and social impact. As the landscape shifts, organizations must stay informed, adaptable, and committed to their long-term goals. ?? How is your organization navigating these shifts in policy? Let’s discuss in the comments. #Leadership #WorkplaceCulture #DiversityEquityInclusionAccessibility #SocialImpact #PolicyChanges #OrganizationalStrategy #PublicPolicy
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This week, Bonvenu Bank had the privilege of attending the 3rd Annual You Are The Connection Conference, organized by the Baton Rouge Area Youth Network (BRAYN). The conference aimed to unite individuals dedicated to youth development, leadership, and community engagement, providing a platform for learning and inspiration. Throughout the event, speakers imparted valuable insights that can be used to guide community leaders in effecting positive change in the lives of Baton Rouge's youth. A special thank you to Jasmin Johnson and the BRAYN team for orchestrating a remarkable event and graciously including us in this impactful initiative.
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