• Strategic Leisure has completed over 1,700 leisure consultancy projects
• We have worked for over 50% of UK local authorities
• Strategic Leisure has prepared over 300 leisure strategies
• We have done over 250 feasibility studies for sport and leisure facilities and services
• Strategic Leisure has undertaken over 200 leisure management, operational reviews and critical appraisals of facility mixes, human resources, marketing, pricing, programming, leisure cards, etc…
• Strategic Leisure has written over 50 management options appraisals
• We have completed over 50 leisure management procurements in the past three years
• We have advised on the implementation of a suite of all possible management options including enhancing in-house services, establishing a new trust, partnership with existing trust, PPP/PFI etc… we are independent and we only recommend the best value solution
• Strategic Leisure has secured external investments in new leisure facilities totalling over £1billion
• Strategic Leisure has carried out work in Europe, Middle East, Africa and Far East,
• Strategic Leisure has been involved with major events including the Commonwealth Games and Olympic Games

Feature	Benefit to You
19 year Track Record; Company incorporated in 1988	Realistic advice, based on practical experience, and a commitment to professional development
Professional staff with industry experience; IIP accredited	Tangible results, performance enhancement and continuous improvement
Innovation and Inspiration	Creative thinking to produce bespoke solutions
Partnership in action	Close working relationship based on mutual respect, understanding of your needs and shared ownership of outcomes
Quality Assurance	On time, on budget, quality controlled outputs
Independent, pragmatic approach	Objective, non-prejudicial advice
Customer Care	Working with you throughout the project lifecycle, and beyond
Value for Money	Optimum gain from realistic investment
Core Values	We deliver what we promise
UK and International coverage	Local, responsive service