ThreeBridge Solutions, a strategic provider of business and IT consulting solutions, and Keyot, a boutique consulting firm specializing in project delivery, workforce transformation and management consulting, announced this week that they have reached an agreement to merge into one organization under the ThreeBridge brand.
This merger brings together two strong firms with complementary solutions. While ThreeBridge has mainly focused on IT at Fortune 500 clients across the nation, Keyot has largely serviced the business side of their clients.
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“We are thrilled to be joining forces with Keyot. Our leaders have collaborated for over a decade, and our two organizations share foundational similarities in our convergent business models, client- and consultant-first mentalities, and maybe most importantly, our company cultures and core values. As the lines between business and IT continue to blur, this merger makes us uniquely positioned to bring our clients more innovative solutions and address their most pressing challenges and initiatives,” says ThreeBridge Founder and CEO Jim Kelly.
With the addition of Keyot’s Project to Product and Compliance Remediation expertise, ThreeBridge is better enabled to bring holistic solutions to clients nationwide.
“Our ultimate goal is to enable our clients, not to create dependence on us. Most of our clients are going through a transformation, and look to us to lead them through organizational changes. Instead of our services being siloed into just IT or operations, we can now give them exactly what they need by offering collective solutions to their entire organizations,” states ThreeBridge Chief Integrator and former Keyot CEO Laura Gorman.
ThreeBridge Solutions is a national provider of talent, training, and advice within their core solutions: Business Transformation, Enterprise Systems, Digital Innovation, Smart Data, and Crew, junior talent development. Nationally, ThreeBridge has 1,000+ consultants across 150 clients, and is growing rapidly by building new capabilities and expanding geographies.
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