Change is inevitable, but drift isn’t. Learn how to manage change during capital project execution without losing control or slowing teams down.
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Change is inevitable, but drift isn’t. Learn how to manage change during capital project execution without losing control or slowing teams down.
Learn how TMG strengthens capital project delivery by embedding with teams to reinforce performance—without disrupting leadership or internal workflows.
Cost overruns? Missed milestones? Learn the warning signs that your capital project is drifting, and when to bring in execution support to get back on track.
Most shutdowns fail for predictable reasons. Learn the five critical mistakes and how to prevent them with better planning, scope control, and leadership.
Explore how the oil and gas industry is evolving through emissions reduction, electrification, and climate-conscious innovation to support responsible production in a changing climate.
Learn how misaligned scope and schedule derail shutdowns—and what leading teams do to avoid cost overruns, delays, and execution failures.
A clear guide to the owner’s role in shutdown planning—when to step in, when to step back, and how leadership impacts schedule, budget, and safety.
Explore how mining drives regional growth through job creation, Indigenous partnerships, and infrastructure that supports long-term community resilience.
Explore how mining drives regional growth through job creation, Indigenous partnerships, and infrastructure that supports long-term community resilience.
With U.S. mining permits accelerating under FAST-41, the bottleneck has shifted. The real challenge isn’t regulatory—it’s execution. As timelines shrink and demand for critical minerals spikes, most companies aren’t ready to build. Discover how TMG helps miners move from “permitted” to “project-ready” before the window closes.
Explore how mining companies are using innovation to meet sustainability goals, reduce emissions, and drive growth in a low-carbon economy.
Learn why mining-rich nations must prioritize resource development to stay competitive in the global race for critical minerals and clean energy supply chains.
Energy security shapes economic growth and national stability. Learn why a balanced mix of oil, gas, and renewables is key to long-term energy resilience.
Infrastructure and logistics shape mining competitiveness. Learn how energy, transport, and export systems unlock value and drive long-term project success.
Natural gas is a reliable bridge fuel that supports renewables, lowers emissions, and ensures grid stability during the global shift to low-carbon energy.
Explore how oil and gas are evolving with carbon capture, methane reduction, and cleaner extraction to support a sustainable, secure, and affordable energy future.
Explore why renewables can’t fully replace oil and gas. Learn the overlooked challenges of energy transition and why hybrid energy systems are key to stability.
Nations race to control mineral supply chains amid rising demand for lithium, cobalt, and rare earths. Can the West break free from China’s dominance?
TMG specializes in executive and operational consulting for the Mining, Energy, and Infrastructure sectors. We provide tailored oversight and strategic guidance across all project stages, ensuring optimal outcomes from conception to execution.
TMG committed to diversity and inclusion, based on the undisputed fact, that a fully inclusive environment, fosters a unique perspectives that can solve challenging problems and creates value, within the company, for our clients, the communities of which we work, and the world at large.
TMG’s corporate vision and values, are to honour the rights and cultures of all people and respectfully approach all business, with fair dealings and establishing and maintain a mutually respectful relationship.
TMG acknowledges that our offices are located on traditional lands of divers First Nations and Indigenous peoples. Guided by the Constitution of both Canada & the USA, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and the recommendations of all Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a framework, we are committed to taking ongoing positive and concrete steps towards reconciliation.