Assisting CEOs to drive growth by increasing alignment of their people to business goals by 50% within 18 months
The video below shows how we assisted Deloitte Consulting Africa to discover their Blueprint for Success
What our clients’ CEOs say:
EY CEO’s Introduction
EY CEO’s Introduction
EY Africa CEO, Ajen Sita introduces Our EY – EY Africa’s Blueprint to align its African operations around a single strategy

Sanlam CEO’s Introduction
Sanlam CEO’s Introduction
Sanlam CEO Johan van Zyl introduces Sanlam’s Blueprint for Growth

Deloitte CEO’s Introduction
Deloitte CEO’s Introduction
Deloitte Consulting CEO Thiru Pillay at the 10 year relaunch of The Deloitte Blueprint for Growth

The Blueprints Method
The Blueprints Method™ uses a one-of-a-kind journey to engage with all your people to address these challenges, inspire your people and align them to where you want to go in such a way that they become co-owners of your goals. It is a whole-brain approach, using mathematics and art to build a visual Formula that quickly pulls everything together for a long-term, sustainable winning journey into the future.
Engage face-to-face
We would need to engage face-to-face to fully understand your needs and to paint the full picture, but in the interim here are some brief insights:
○ From a practical perspective: Click to view a client build
○ From an experiential perspective: Click to view Client Experiences
○ From a technical perspective: Click to view Bigger Picture
○ From an academic perspective: Click to view MBA Case Study

Blueprints History
Guy Martin – Founder of Blueprints
Guy was born in Zambia and after school he joined the Royal Air Force in the United Kingdom and graduated as a commissioned officer at RAF College Cranwell. Having left the RAF, Guy returned to South Africa and in 1993 founded Special Operations Services (Pty) Ltd (SOS) in line with his Special Forces training. This alternative logistics business grew exponentially both locally and in Europe due to his creation of, and adherence to a mathematical Business Formula he developed in 1996 – which he rather unconventionally converted into an art gallery.