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VISION: who we are, what we do

From our beginnings in 1984, VISION set out to be different: in how we would collaborate with our clients to achieve significant results, in how we would deploy our expertise and in how we would respond to problems in the broader community in which we operate.

Who are we? We're innovators, technologists, business designers and project managers who work with our clients to produce big results in their businesses. But we're also original thinkers and entrepreneurs who create new business models in partnership with our clients.

Delivering results

Our goal is to make substantial improvements in our clients' businesses, which can be measured by their bottom line. How? By approaching the challenges our clients face from the perspective of their customers, by integrating new processes, systems and technology around the coordination of people and their work and, finally, by ensuring that there are lasting benefits through the transfer of new skills to our clients.

We are so confident about what we can deliver that we are prepared to link our fees to the agreed success criteria and specifically the value we produce. It's working: from modest beginnings in Dublin, Ireland, VISION is now global and has worked for clients such as Warner Music, Intelligent Finance, General Motors and CEMEX.

Contribution to the community

With that success, and ambition to develop further, comes a parallel ambition to use our skills and resources in other ways to benefit the wider community. VISION believes businesses such as ours can make valuable contributions to alleviating social inequities and humanitarian crises.

In 1998 we set up VISION Trust, an initiative that set out to enable VISION people to make a meaningful and significant contribution to society. Our first projects involved assisting Focus Ireland respond to the Irish homeless, and Mustard Seed, which is helping handicapped children in Jamaica and Nicaragua. Our more recent projects are with Mustard Seed in Zimbabwe where they are taking care of orphaned children and Young Social Innovators in Ireland.

The core aim of VISION Trust is to develop entrepreneurial skills in those who never had the opportunity to learn and build successful businesses. VISION Trust adapts as it encounters new challenges. At VISION, we measure our progress in several ways: in how we perform as a company, in the contribution we make to our clients and in how VISION Trust can make an impact on society.