• Events

    Empathy in Philanthropy

    Udaya Patnaik keynotes the 2012 Connecticut Philanthropy Summit May 23. The presentation is a call to action for grantmakers to use empathy to forge deeper community connections, identify new opportunities to advance their missions, and gain the courage to take risks. More information about the event and the Council can be found here.

  • Writing

    Collaborate! Your Existence Depends On It

    Why is it that some good business ideas find success within a company while others never see the light of day? Part of the reason lies in knowing when and how to involve the rest of the company, explains Kingshuk Das. Successful innovation isn’t just about selling concepts, it’s also about building coalitions. Read the article now here.

  • Press

    Ambiguity – A Company's Worst Nighmare

    Fast Company Editor Robert Safian quotes Dev extensively in his recent Cover Story, Generation Flux. Perhaps one of the only people to have ever used the words canard and bitch in the same statement, Dev shares why ambiguity is such a problem for companies today. And what they can do about it. The article is a great read. Read it now.

Case Study

Target

Target Schools the Competition

Back to school sales provide a reliable late-summer lift to any retailer's fortunes. Unfortunately, that often means that no one business is able to rise above the fray. Target stores worked with Jump to reframe the market and create a back to school product strategy for college students that spurred double digit revenue growth in year one and set the stage for long term success. Read More

+12% Target's growth in year-over-year sales

About Jump

Who We Are Shapes What We Do

  • More than a decade ago, we formed Jump to to make a new kind of strategy consulting. We run on commitment to our clients, connections to the needs of real people, and a work culture that enables us and our partners to do more than seems possible at the outset. See how we work below, then get the full story. Read More

  • Hey everybody, you're in the Space! Now, take the tour! Learn more about the intimate connection between where we work and what we do. Read More

  • The Wall Street Journal and Winning Workplaces have recognized Jump as one of the best workplaces in America. Learn why. See the video

A Window Into Our Work

EMPATHY IS GROWTH

Wired to Care

For more than a decade, we've worked closely with some of the world's most admired companies. We've shared what we learned about the critical connection between empathy and growth in Jump's first book Wired to Care. Read More

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