Clarity.
Strategy.
Results.
Welcome to Strategy Lab.
Helping businesses to aim high, make informed choices and plot a clear path to achieving their goals.
Strategy Lab is led by Steve Spain, an experienced business executive and advisor with over 30 years’ experience working in senior business leadership, strategy, brand, marketing and finance.
Strategy Lab helps organisations clarify what matters most and to make deliberate and informed choices about where to focus.
This is the cornerstone of a practical strategy that can be easily understood and communicated, with better use of effort and investment across the business.
Steve understands how businesses operate, how decisions are made and where strategy often breaks down between intent and execution.
The result is sustainable progress that leads to better performance and true business transformation.
Strategy Lab is a boutique advisory that helps business owners, boards and leadership teams bring clarity to complex challenges and convert strategy into practical action – with real results.
Advice and support tailored to your business.
Every situation is unique, every business has its own challenges and aspirations. And importantly, not all roads lead to Rome.
Think of Strategy Lab as your business navigator – a resource that you can use as much as you need, when you need it.
All engagements are specific to your situation, taking our experience and knowledge and applying it in the most effective way to help you to maximise the outcomes from our engagement and achieve your goals.
What clients have said about Strategy Lab
“Steve is a pleasure to work with: humble, easy to engage in robust debate without confrontation, while delivering uncommon perspectives to help you find a competitive edge”
“I’ve worked with Steve and Strategy Lab over many years, in a variety of businesses, both domestic and international. He brings deep and valuable insights to the table”
“He is especially helpful in establishing performance metrics that actually mean something, rather than lots of stats that aren’t good indicators of profitable success”