The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners today released a new report authored by Public Sector Consultants, Onshore U.S. Carbon Pipeline Deployment: Siting, Safety, and Regulation, that explores barriers and opportunities for the deployment of carbon capture, utilization and storage technology.
We recently welcomed two new directors to our team, deepening our expertise in data science and economics and education policy.
Learn how we support the Michigan Overdose Prevention Coalition– an initiative focused on overdose prevention efforts in the state through expanded to naloxone and syringe service programs.
Our latest Bright Ideas outlines how we’re working with the state to set the stage for a better, stronger, and more accessible crisis behavioral health care system.
The governor’s team called on PSC to support this bipartisan group in crafting collaborative policy recommendations that support Michigan’s population growth. PSC expertly guided the group through rigorous discussion, debate, and data analysis toward a shared understanding of Michigan’s population challenges and vision of a successful future.
Our latest Bright Ideas breaks down the three critical recommendations put forth by the Growing Michigan Together Council.
Public Sector Consultants is proud to announce Maggie Pallone as the firm’s newest shareholder and senior vice president.
As we look ahead to the new year, it’s important to reflect on the many hours and outcomes that came together to create a successful 2023.
From advanced materials to mobility to medical technology and beyond, Michigan is building a diversified tech-driven economy that creates jobs for our residents and prosperity for our state. PSC is regularly engaged in this work, helping to make connections, building new partnerships and shaping the story that helps these tech clusters thrive.
Public Sector Consultants hires Melanie Trowbridge as the firm’s first vice president of people and culture
Public Sector Consultants lives up to its reputation of being engaged and responsive to changing needs with the hiring of its first vice president of people and culture.