Organizational Architecture has a very diverse portfolio of clients and we have a long track record of working with all types of organizations, whether they are private-sector companies, public-sector agencies, and even non-profits. We have had a long-standing relationship with Motogo. Motogo’s mission is to teach kids to solve problems through motorcycles. They do that […]
Read MoreOver the years we have had an opportunity to work with a number of non-profit organizations, ranging from large agencies and foundations to smaller organizations. We have also worked with professional and trade associations, health care organizations, and community organizations. Non-profits have the same Human Resources challenges that any other organizations have. But it is […]
Read MoreWe recently completed a project helping a local non-profit with its unique compensation needs. As one of Ohio’s largest non-profit agencies committed to children, PEP provides services – both direct and consultative in nature – for children with severe mental health and behavioral challenges, their families and the professionals who support them. PEP is committed […]
Read MoreThis month’s case study highlights how Organizational Architecture has assisted a Northeast Ohio hospital with updating and consolidating position descriptions across its entire organization. We worked extensively with the hospital’s Human Resources department, as well as each and every other department to revise job descriptions for both clinical and non-clinical positions. They said: Our HR […]
Read MoreOA is a proud supporter of Motogo. Motogo builds confidence by providing a hands-on introduction to real world problem solving and critical thinking through the tangible avenue of motorcycle maintenance. On February 8 2020 we invite you to join us for the second annual benefit Bringin’ Back Shop Class to support the Motogo Mobile Shop Class. Not […]
Read MoreOA is a proud supporter of Motogo. Motogo builds confidence by providing a hands-on introduction to real world problem solving and critical thinking through the tangible avenue of motorcycle maintenance. They bring the generations of skill-building once learned in our grandfathers’ garages into the classroom. Through an industrial arts curriculum centered on a getting-your-hands-dirty application, […]
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