Today’s organizations know that the status quo – business as usual – is no longer an option. Standing still in the face of current market forces - expanding government regulation, increased global competition and shifting consumer demand - can have greater organizational risk than making the decision to change and move ahead.

However, these are uncharted waters for many organizations. The challenge is how to get started, where to go, who needs to be involved and how to measure success.  BLOOM works with our public and private clients to address these challenges and implement sustainability within their core business. BLOOM clients have a greater capacity to act. We identify, assess and support the adoption of sustainable practices, processes and technologies. At every step, we look to address opportunity, risk and return.

Opportunity

BLOOM brings together the essential regulatory, technical, financial and business knowledge required to successfully reframe sustainability as opportunity - enabling our clients to make informed strategic decisions and implement sustainability solutions, programs and policies with confidence.

Risk

BLOOM deploys the analytical skills and tools required to support objective decision-making. We use an intelligent, transparent process, rich in context to mitigate the risk associated with change.

Return

BLOOM delivers a positive return on sustainability. We enable our clients to step back and consider a 360 degree view of the opportunity and its implications. By taking a measured, holistic approach, we reframe what is currently viewed as a cost or regulatory burden and transform it into a value-returning investment.

Who we work with

BLOOM has extensive experience in the areas of sustainability, clean technology and the environmental industry.  We have worked with and delivered projects for a large and diverse number of government agencies, small to medium-sized companies, non-government organizations and other industry stakeholders. 

A sample list of BLOOM clients and project stakeholders includes:

Federal Government:

• Environment Canada
• Industry Canada
• Natural Resources Canada
• National Research Council
• Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
• Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation

Ontario Government:

• Ministry of Research and Innovation
• Ministry of Environment
• Ministry of Economic Development and Trade
• Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
• Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
• Ontario Trillium Foundation

Municipal/Regional Government:

• City of Toronto
• City of Mississauga
• City of Hamilton
• Town of Markham
• City of Vaughan
• City of North Bay
• City of Edmonton
• Regional Municipality of Durham
• Regional Municipality of York
• Regional Municipality of Waterloo

Industry Associations:

• Canadian Manufacturers &  Exporters
• Ontario Tire Stewardship
• Canadian Petroleum Products Institute
• Alliance  of Ontario Food Processors

Other:

• Ontario Regional Innovation Centres
• Credit Valley Conservation
• Durham Sustain Ability
• Waterfront Toronto
• Guelph Food Technology Centre
• Sustainable Development Technology Canada
• MaRS Discovery District
• Ontario Centres of Excellence

Private Sector:

• PepsiCo Foods Frito Lay Canada
• ENBALA Power Networks Inc.
• Global Emissions Systems Inc.
• XPV Capital Corporation
• Kilmer Brownfield Equity Fund
• Extensive range of clean technology and service providers