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About Chesapeake Analytics
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Chesapeake Analytics was founded in 1998 by Edward A. Jurkevics as a consulting firm
for senior executives of corporations in the geospatial technology sector.
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The company seeks to fill the need created by the accelerating pace of change in the
business environment and the fierce competition
unleashed by liberalized trade and globalization, which have left business leaders everywhere
faced with a complex set of alternatives for strategic direction.
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The refreshing opinions of unbiased outsiders can help companies see through the fog of
competitive war, and experienced and technologically savvy marketing and business
specialists acting as consultants can facilitate incredibly positive changes in
organizations.
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Chesapeake specializes in growth scenarios. It will help define markets for
technologies, or technologies for markets. Growth strategies and business expansion
are the focus of most of its consulting assignments.
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Chesapeake Analytics is a "boutique" consulting firm, with only a few
carefully selected highly-qualified Principals and Associates. It provides a
personalized level of service where the consulting is performed by senior partners, not by
green beginners. Because of this, Chesapeake is selective about the work it takes
on.
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Discretion, Secrecy, Confidentiality
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Almost all of Chesapeake's assignments are performed under strict two-way nondisclosure
agreements. Only by exercising extreme discretion can our consultants work at the
senior levels at which strategic policies are established.
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Chesapeake is a retained consulting firm. Clients sign an agreement and forward a
retainer against which hourly fees and expenses are billed. |
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