Guess Work

Taking the

out of business.

We are on a mission:

Become the benchmark for disciplined curiosity in business, setting the example for how continuous improvement should be done.

HH Research is building a firm defined by disciplined curiosity and measurable improvement. The journey starts by asking better questions, testing assumptions, and using research to surface what is really driving results. Every engagement strengthens that craft, sharpens the team, and raises the standard. Over time, HH will become a place leaders trust for the hardest questions, known for clear truth, practical action, and results that keep compounding long after the project ends.

The HH Research Process

  • Start by defining the real decision at stake. Align on what success looks like, what must be true, and what can change. Defining a crisp question together sets the direction for everything that follows.

  • Translate the question into a focused research plan, then validate it together before anything launches. Methods, sources, sample, and assumptions are pressure tested for rigor and relevance so the approach feels robust and decision ready.

  • Work moves quickly in short cycles with regular touchpoints. Progress stays transparent, priorities adjust in real time, and momentum builds without losing rigor.

  • Insights are converted into clear options and recommendations. Tradeoffs are made explicit, risks are quantified, and next steps are practical. The output is decision ready, not just interesting.

  • Execution support turns strategy into outcomes. Plans translate into actions, owners, and metrics, with guidance through hurdles as they appear. Improvement is measured, not assumed.

  • Continuous improvement is built into the relationship. Lessons learned feed the next question, the next refinement, and the next result. Each cycle strengthens decisions and raises performance over time.

I’ve been very impressed with David. He’s wise beyond his years and has a clear knack for strategy.
— Dustin Harding, PHD

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