Projects
Organizations bring PGAN a defined challenge; PGAN structures it into a project brief and matches it against the network. Matching draws on the same expert network used for individual advisory engagements, so a project can scale from a single specialist to a full talent team without starting the search over.
How a Project Moves Through PGAN
- Submitted — the organization defines the challenge, required expertise, timeline and budget range
- Under review — PGAN assesses scope, confidentiality requirements and fit
- Matching — relevant advisors and specialists are identified across the network
- Experts invited & shortlisted — matched experts are invited, and proposals are reviewed
- In progress — the selected expert or team delivers against agreed milestones
- Completed & closed — deliverables are reviewed and the engagement is closed out
Confidentiality
Project details are shared only with matched experts under the confidentiality terms the submitting organization specifies. PGAN does not publish project or client information without explicit consent. Organizations that want to understand this process before submitting a brief can review For Organizations for a full walkthrough of how PGAN reviews, matches and manages an engagement.
| Stage | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Submitted | Challenge, expertise, timeline and budget defined |
| Matching | Reviewed against the expert network |
| Delivery | Milestones tracked through advisory oversight |
Projects FAQ
- Who is matched to a project? Verified advisors and specialists from the expert network and talent pool.
- What advisory practice areas apply? See the full list on Advisory.
- How do I submit a project? Use Contact to describe the challenge, timeline and budget range.
Submit a Project
Describe the challenge, required expertise and timeline.