HOW WE WORK

A partner for the work.
And the work ahead.

Begin with a diagnostic, one priority deliverable, and a 90-day plan. Continue through agreed capacity and a shared review rhythm.

CAPACITY, AGREED

A scope for now.
A rhythm for what follows.

01

Advisory

Your team can execute; you need a senior thought partner and review.

  • Scheduled strategy and decision reviews
  • Feedback on priority drafts and budgets
  • An updated action and risk list

First monthDiagnostic, one reviewed priority deliverable, and a 90-day plan.

02

Delivery

You need a defined workstream carried from draft to completion.

  • An agreed monthly deliverable queue
  • Drafting, building, or reporting capacity
  • A regular review and handoff meeting

First monthDiagnostic, one completed priority deliverable, and a sequenced backlog.

03

Embedded

Several connected responsibilities need ongoing coordination.

  • Reserved fractional capacity across agreed workstreams
  • Coordination with staff and external reviewers
  • A shared calendar, reporting rhythm, and roadmap

First monthAn operating map, one urgent deliverable, and the first 90 days of coordinated work.

Fees are quoted against the scope, capacity, and review requirements. We do not work on commission or contingency. Software subscriptions, specialist services, and travel are identified separately before you commit.

For public agencies and procurement teams

Praxis Strategy Group Inc. can provide a W-9 and $1 million general liability insurance information for vendor review. We agree required registrations, endorsements, and contract terms before accepting an award. Procurement, sole-source eligibility, and subcontracting follow your agency’s rules.

Praxis does not currently have an active SAM.gov registration. Any required entity ID or registration is resolved for the specific opportunity before award.

BUILD YOUR FIRST MONTH

Start with
one priority.

Select up to three areas. Choose the primary deliverable; the other priorities shape discovery and the next 90 days.

Where would support help?

Choose up to three priorities.

PRAXIS STRATEGY GROUPSAMPLE FIRST MONTH

One diagnostic. One deliverable. A direction.

01 / Diagnose

Review the current work, records, responsibilities, and deadlines.

02 / Deliver

Complete one agreed priority, such as an award register, a proposal plan, or a workflow requirements brief.

03 / Sequence

Set the next 90 days of work, with owners, dependencies, and review points.

Illustrative scope, not a quote or delivery commitment. One primary deliverable is selected; other priorities inform the diagnostic and 90-day plan. Capacity, access, and specialist needs are agreed before work begins.

Hisham Ali Bob, principal responsible for strategy and delivery
Direct access to the principal.

HOW THE WORK CONNECTS

From the first question
to work that lasts.

01

Start with what matters.

Begin with the decision, deadline, or community need. We review the available evidence and hear from the people who own the work. You leave discovery with a bounded priority, a named decision-maker, and a definition of success.

02

Give the idea a foundation.

Connect the case for support to a credible budget, resources, and a delivery plan. We identify the funding path, agreements, and approvals that must hold before a larger commitment is made.

03

Make the details work.

Turn the plan into records, roles, workflows, and review points. The grant narrative, ledger, partner scope, and reporting system should tell the same story. We resolve handoffs and document the decisions your team needs to maintain.

04

Build something that lasts.

Support implementation through a defined cadence. Your team receives the documentation, ownership, and next 90 days of priorities needed to continue. A monthly partnership keeps reporting, maintenance, and learning connected.

FLUENT IN THE DETAILS

The right tools.
A lighter workload.

Complex platforms, connected to a clear process. Selected tools used across the practice.

Federal grants & payments

JustGrantsDOJ award management

ASAPFederal payment system

HUD e-snapsHousing grant applications

Finance & reporting

QuickBooksFinancial administration

BILLPayables and invoicing

Sage IntacctAccounting platform

Excel · Google SheetsBudgets and analysis

Funding & relationships

Salesforce · AirtableCRM and workflows

DonorPerfect · BloomerangDonor management

Fluxx · InstrumentlGrants and research

Health, work & technology

Epic / APEXWorkflow design and automation requirements

Microsoft 365 · Google WorkspaceTeam collaboration

Microsoft Visio · AsanaProcess mapping and project coordination

GitHubVersion control and delivery collaboration

WordPress · Wix · SquarespaceWebsite development and maintenance

APIs · Workflow automationConnected applications and reliable handoffs

HTML/CSS · JavaScript · Python · SQLWeb development, application logic, and data

Let’s talk

U.S. & INTERNATIONAL ENGAGEMENTS

Local understanding.
A wider perspective.

Your team knows its context. Praxis contributes the funding, financial, and operating systems that help the work move forward. We welcome direct engagements and partnerships with established local advisers.

Work across borders

Remote delivery with agreed working hours, milestones, and review points. Hisham works in English, Spanish, and Arabic.

Define the responsibility

One named lead, a written scope, and clear ownership of deliverables. Local legal, tax, and regulatory requirements are reviewed with qualified advisers.

Build for continuity

Start with a focused diagnostic or priority deliverable. Continue through a monthly retainer or a scoped delivery partnership, with fees quoted for the work.

Procurement and engagement information

Praxis Strategy Group Inc. can provide a W-9 and $1 million general liability insurance information for vendor review. We agree required registrations, endorsements, and contract terms before accepting an award. Procurement, sole-source eligibility, and subcontracting follow your agency’s rules.

Discuss an engagement

THE NEXT STEP

Start with a defined first month.