Fee Structure

Although projects can be similar, pricing for consulting and technical assistance varies from project to project depending upon the size and complexity of the organization, as well as the scope and duration of the project. Together, we would determine if an hourly rate, deliverable rate, or other possible compensation structure would be appropriate for your organization's needs and the potential cost to deliver the needed services.

The first conversation is usually complimentary and non-obligatory (maybe even the second), as it provides an opportunity for both Ferrone Associates and the potential client to determine if they are a good fit for one another.  It also allows Ferrone Associates to learn enough to offer some initial insights as well as to propose a scope of work and approach, as needed (and as requested). 

There's a lot of flexibility when it comes to working out the final project arrangements that fit your budget.  You've got nothing to lose by having at least one conversation--a conversation that could positively change the course of your organization's future.  There's no hard sell... just an up-front and honest response waiting for you.

The bottom line is this: Clients deserve great project work for a fair price.  Ferrone Associates hopes to have fun delivering that great work for that fair price. 

"The essence of John’s approach to facilitating self-awareness and change within organizations encompasses both creative persistence and patience.  He unified our leadership to craft an integrated road map that genuinely reflected the goals and mission of our organization in a motivating and meaningful way."

Laurie Ellington, Clinical Consultant 

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Nurse Home Visitation Mental Health Strategic Planning

Mr. Ferrone led a strategic planning effort to design a nurse home visitation program enhancement that would train home visitation nurses with a new mental health early intervention skill set. The planning process was part of a juvenile justice grant application, and it required the orchestration...

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