The Bayswater Consulting Group Inc.
Ottawa, ON
Company Overview
Baywater is involved as a policy, management and communications consulting company in both domestic and international fields. Domestic fields include: environmental policy and strategy, social policy, science and technology policy, and industrial strategy. International fields include: housing export strategy, international reconstruction and peace-building, and international technology transfer. Clients include government departments and agencies, industry associations, and private sector firms.
Our accomplishments include: initiation of the GLOBE series of environmental industry trade shows, transfer of Canadian housing technologies to Russia, initiation of work leading to a 'Green Team Canada', and numerous smaller innovations in government.
Company Information
Physical Address
405A MacKay St
Ottawa, ON K1M 2C5
CA
Mailing Address
312-27 Beechwood Ave
Ottawa, ON K1M 1M2
CA
Additional Details
Legal Name: The Bayswater Consulting Group Inc.
Number of Employees: 2
CA
Corporate Expertise:
----------------------- We have succeeded with other partners in transferring Canadian wood-frame technology to Russia.
Corporate Language Capabilities:
----------------------- Russian
Proj: Tver demonstration house Country: Russia Contribution:
Our company initiated the project, found the experts for the Canadian team, found the financing, managed the project of training builders, secured company donations, and eventually helped to open the demonstration home.
Contacts
David Crenna
Title: President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
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Services
- Market Development Services
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Policy Consulting
Policy advice Market Research Communications advice and drafting Trade show exhibits Document translation and production Brokering of new ventures International technology transfer
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Strategic Planning
We work with governments and companies to determine how best to leverage their existing resources and capabilities for greatest effect. They may be able to achieve leverage through innovation in technologies, through formation of new alliances or partnerships, or through reorientation of their direction and allocation of resources.
Additional Information
541611
Japan, Russian Federation