GMC have been supporting organisations for over ten years, playing a vital role in enhancing project delivery, sustainability and safety through efficiency. Our approach is to focus on the why. Why do people behave in the way they do, and how understanding human behaviour can improve safety, enhance schedule predictability and drive cost certainty all whilst continually improving sustainability. GMC use the collaborative planning process to promote sustainability, enhance safety and reduce risks through efficiency. This in turn contributes to the overall success of projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the desired quality.

With offices across EMEA and the USA, GMC has been a pivotal force in the datacentre, construction, telecoms and utilities industry for over a decade, driving project success through a deep understanding of human behavior. By focusing on why people act the way they do, we enhance safety, improve schedule predictability, and ensure cost certainty, all while promoting sustainability. Our collaborative planning process reduces risks and boosts efficiency, guaranteeing projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. We customize our consultancy to ensure every client is unique, and gets the best possible service, bespoke to their requirements.

Collaborative planning is a structured process where GMC bring multiple stakeholders together to share ideas, set objectives, align goals, and develop action plans to achieve them collectively. The GMC approach is based on years of experience and psychological research that emphasizes transparency, teamwork, and consensus, leading to more innovative and sustainable outcomes, especially in complex settings involving diverse perspectives and resources.
GMC led Collaborative Planning has delivered improved solutions by incorporating diverse perspectives, the group can often arrive at more creative, effective solutions. It leads to increased buy-in and engagement, leading people to increase their support to a plan that they helped create, leading to stronger commitment to achieving goals. The GMC Collaborative Planning approach leads to efficient use of resources, with stakeholders working together, combining resources, reducing duplication, and making more strategic use of their collective assets. The GMC process allows for the identification of potential risks early in the process, enabling proactive risk management. GMC have adapted their Collaborative Planning process to various settings, from local community projects to global initiatives, making it a powerful tool for achieving shared success.