Sami Berger
I work with organizations and initiatives that are striving to make a meaningful change and are interested in thinking critically about their strategy. My practice focuses on helping my clients understand their biggest strategic challenges and the opportunities to address them. My ultimate goal is for the learning that we do together to be applicable, reliable, and relevant to what you’re trying to achieve. I’m passionate about learning because of the profound effect that I’ve seen it have on our ability to question assumptions, verify our individual experiences, and guide the ways that we care.
I use qualitative research methods, including social network analysis, interviews, survey, and focus groups, to produce nuanced, deep, actionable recommendations. I have a Master’s degree in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics.
Collaborators
Blythe Butler
Blythe is the founder of Atticus Insights. She is currently supporting the development of multiple networks and collaboratives using network analysis, developmental evaluation and capacity building to improve both process (systems) outcomes as well as program and client-level outcomes. Blythe’s practice focuses on change management, evaluation, and capacity building to support the development of adaptive learning cultures within organizations. She is an accomplished facilitator and stakeholder engagement practitioner with over 15 years’ experience in the public, private and non-profit sectors. Blythe holds a BComm in Finance and International Development from University of Alberta, studied Journalism at Carleton University, and Design Marketing at Parsons in New York City.
Learn more about Blythe and Sami’s practice here.
Christin Bowman
As a critical social psychologist, Christin is a strong researcher, writer, and educator. She has published single- and co-authored empirical articles in high-impact academic journals, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methodologies. She is also an expert communicator. Having taught high school science in addition to college-level experimental psychology, statistics, feminist psychology, and writing, she is particularly skilled at making complex data and information accessible to diverse audiences.
Above all, Christin’s professional philosophy is inextricably linked to social justice and the power of knowledge. She believes that even the most well-intentioned, justice-oriented projects must undergo rigorous evaluation to prove their worth and reach their potential.
Learn more about Christin and Sami’s practice here.