We are a team of highly motivated and skilled individuals from a wide range of backgrounds. Our skills are diverse and complimentary. We are a dedicated professionals, working with you as your trusted and independent advisors.
Director
With over twenty years of consulting experience, Chris is a big-picture strategist and visionary.
Director
Over many years, Jorg has become a dependable and reliable asset to the people he works with.
Director, Location Solutions
Maurits consults across government and the private sector delivering strategic location-intelligence solutions.
Our experienced team delivers strategic, location-intelligence consulting services as well as project and program management – we’ve been doing it under the Mercury banner since 2009. We develop effective policy and strategy recommendations for our public and private clients. Our solutions are clear and actionable, no matter the domain: government, environmental and biodiversity management, engineering, spatial, logistics, digital or resources.
Our considerable experience in delivering projects of all shapes and size, to clients big and small has built strong links and trust within the circles we work. We are known to be approachable, available, reasonable and accountable – not to mention personable. Trust, for us, is the strongest link in today’s value chain.
We build original approaches. We are accountable and dependable, and we love the work we do – just as much as we enjoy the relationships we build with our clients. Our team is deeply committed to realising your goals.
We are devoted to being at the forefront of developments in the digital economy. We tackle the interplay between new trends and location-based technology, so our clients receive pragmatic advice that cuts through the noise and delivers real outcomes.
We identify and design solutions, using practical research approaches. Insights from our research are independent and based on our extensive experience.
Being members of FrontierSI and SIBA|GITA allows us to remain actively involved in the broader spatial community in Australia and New Zealand, participate in collaborative research projects and be involved in advocacy for our industry.
