A small practice for reports that face the public

Mission

Our mission is straightforward: help Hong Kong public bodies and community service providers present figures that are honest, readable, and anchored in records they already keep. We care more about defensible footnotes than decorative visuals.

How we work

Engagements start with intake of past returns and indicator dictionaries. We freeze definitions early, draft in layers (structure, then charts, then narrative), and insist on a second reader before anything leaves for committee. When a requested indicator cannot be sourced, we say so in writing rather than smoothing over the gap.

Much of the work happens remotely. When teams prefer paper drafts and wall charts, we meet at Technology Plaza, Tsuen Wan, or travel to offices across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories.

Values in practice

• Source over spectacle — every chart must point to a file your auditor could request.
• Audience first — a council brief is not a research paper; length follows the room.
• Plain language — jargon stays in annexes unless the client’s sector requires it.
• Hong Kong context — privacy rules, bilingual audiences, and local programme structures shape the pack.