EXPLORERS
We’re rewriting the rules and challenging outdated models.
You won’t find us selling complexity as value, hiding behind jargon, padding wasteful reports, and performing PowerPoint theatre. We’re not here to chase the giants – we’re here to slay them.
We believe people deserve better. We’ve built an environment designed to unlock human potential, connect customers with real value, and to chart a responsible pathway to success.
We believe people deserve better. We’ve built an environment designed to unlock human potential, connect customers with real value, and to chart a responsible pathway to success.
The Flock
Jeffrey Boutilier
Chief Executive Officer
Nicole Shepherd
Vice President, Operations
James Spaleta
Technical Analyst
Tanya Zinkewich
Studio manager
Jason Avram
Senior Graphic Designer
James Baschak
Product Designer
Victoria Thul
Product Analyst
Palmer Spence
Product Designer
OUR ETHOS
The spirit of exploration defines our work to develop new ideas, products, services, and ways of working that can change the world.
Our work is driven by the promise of a better tomorrow. A stronger future lies at the intersection of optimism and action.
We unite analytical precision and bold creativity to reveal new insight and opportunity. Passionate and diverse perspectives eagerly collide in shared pursuit of a singular path forward.
When it comes to building a sustainable impact, truth is the only foundation that lasts. We’re blunt when it matters, because success depends on it.
The path to a breakthrough is filled with unknowns. We embrace ambiguity, searching for answers in the uncharted places others fear to explore.
We’re inspired by possibilities of tomorrow, craft high-impact solutions for the challenges of today, and measure our impact by how the market responds.
Mitsu's Manifesto
Meet Mitsu, the emblem of our clever and tenacious spirit.
Dismissed and underestimated, the clever and resourceful pigeon can recognize its own reflection, discern a Monet from a Picasso, and find its way over vast distances guided not by GPS, but by the Earth itself.
More than a bird, they've been messengers of empires, trusted with the secrets of war, and performed feats of mythic endurance.
Where others see feathers and crumbs, we see a master of navigation, memory, problem solving, and survival.