NDMA is a consulting firm specializing in organizational transformations based on the business-within-a-business paradigm.

Since 1982, NDMA's founder, Dean Meyer, has coached executives and facilitated organizational transformations with systemic change (structure, culture, resource governance processes) based on sound principles, documented frameworks, and participative processes.

Dean's executive coaching practice uniquely focuses on organizational and political issues (rather than the customary supervisory skills and career planning).

PRACTICE AREAS:

VISION AND TRANSFORMATION PLANNING exactly what it means to be an entrepreneurial shared-services organization....
EXECUTIVE COACHING sounding board for organizational and political issues....	CONSOLIDATIONS, ACQUISITIONS shared services consolidation and acquisition-integration....	STRUCTURE the science of organization charts....	CULTURE, BEST PRACTICES customer focus, entrepreneurship, empowerment, teamwork, etc.....	RESOURCE GOVERNANCE pragmatic processes based on market economics....

QUICK LINKS: I'm looking to... Study organization/governance design.... Find organizational best practices.... Set up a shared-services organization.... Manage a consolidation/acquisition-integration process.... Buy a book or something.... Understand what NDMA does.... Develop a product/service catalog.... Develop a product/service cost model.... Evaluate the FullCost software.... Invite a speaker.... Find pictures/resources for the press....

"Working with NDMA on building a high-performance IS organization helped prepare me to lead the entire company." Dave Anderson President, American Family Insurance "I have always found Dean's advice sound -- grounded in practical business logic and entrepreneurial common sense. Plus, no one understands the complexities of organizations better than Dean. His overall "systems" perspective ensures that my actions won't solve one problem while creating several others" Gary Rietz CIO, Ubiquity Brands "We couldn't have finished the process in a compressed time without Dean's tough facilitation, clear expertise, and arm's length objectivity." Matt Frymire CIO, Riverside County, CA