Your corporation is driven to maximize shareholder and stakeholder value.
Finding ways to maximize that value, however, can mean developing a diverse mix of projects that tap into research and history.
Branded projects such as putting together company timelines, commemorating company anniversaries, or curating a company exhibit can increase your visibility and enhance your reputation through history.
Savvy companies attract customers, clients, and employees with the power of history.
HAI is proud to partner with global corporations such as:
professional cross-disciplinary experts on staff
successful projects completed for corporations
years experience working with corporations
Wherever history takes you, HAI knows how to make your projects grow your bottom line.
If you handle historical materials in your own services or engage in history-supported litigation, a partner who understands your priorities is vital to your success in these areas as well.
Our team has the experience to preserve and tell your story in a way that adds value to your brand. We are trained consultants with expertise in history, research, archives, records management, storytelling, and digital solutions who will collaborate with you to turn your vision into reality.
HAI helps preserve and celebrate the legacy of your brand
Click here to take a look back at HAI's own 40th Corporate Anniversary Project
Services for Corporations
Bringing Your Stories to Life
While the information in any history must be curated, organized, and shared–content development and storytelling is about framing and communicating your narrative in a professional and meaningful way.
Making History Engaging and Profitable
Providing you with the comprehensive historical research that you need to move forward with development, restoration, and adaptive reuse projects involving historic properties.
Detectives for the Most Challenging Research Questions
Providing discreet and time-sensitive historical research, data, and analysis to law firms in support of complex legal matters, regulatory compliance, and public relations.
Bringing Order Out of Chaos
Your organization knows how quickly electronic records and historical materials can accumulate into a formidable web of information that requires substantial resource investments to untangle.