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About
Mark Healy runs his practice as a single named advisor rather than a firm of associates, and the site says so in the first person: he supports multiple planning cycles, growth phases, leadership transitions and moments of strategic inflection, and stays engaged while the decisions get executed. The three service lines are strategy, planning and facilitation — rigorous problem definition and fact basing over "endless charts and slide loops"; annual and multi-stage planning built on a Context, Strategy, Structure, Resources sequence with full management and board participation; and multi-day retreat facilitation. The stated client base is Canadian-headquartered industrial multinationals, typically $100M to $1B in revenue, often moving past founder- or engineer-led operating models. Healy was Executive Director of The Ivey Academy when he spoke at TechTO's MarketingTO in February 2020.
Backers
An owner-operated advisory practice; no outside funding, and none would be expected
Quick answers
What does Healy Consulting & Advisory do?
Strategy, planning and facilitation for CEOs, boards and senior leadership teams — problem definition and fact basing, structured annual and multi-stage planning processes, and multi-day strategy retreats.
Who runs it?
Mark Healy, its president, who was Executive Director of The Ivey Academy — Ivey Business School's executive education arm — when he spoke at TechTO in February 2020.
Who are its clients?
Mostly Canadian-headquartered industrial multinationals in the $100M to $1B revenue range, operating globally and moving beyond founder- or engineer-led ways of running the business.