The Kaizen Company

The Kaizen Company, established in 2004 and headquartered in Arlington, VA, is a Tetra Tech Company that has successfully implemented over 50 projects globally. The company supports a wide range of sectors such as access to finance, economic growth, education, governance, peace, and resilience. It has provided assistance to hundreds of government, private-sector, and non-profit organizations worldwide. The Kaizen Company has been recognized with several awards, including the USAID Small Business of the Year Award, a spot on Inc. 5000’s list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, and recognition from Fast Company Magazine as a finalist in the World Changing Ideas Awards in the food category. Additionally, it won the SID-Washington Innovation Challenge for its Learning Links project in Liberia, which aims to improve literacy and numeracy skills of girls who have left school due to pregnancy. The company operates in numerous countries, including Haiti, Afghanistan, Iraq, Rwanda, Morocco, and many more. It offers three main service lines: Organizational Development, Communities of Practice, and Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Notable projects include the Smart-X project in Israel and the West Bank, the ALROWAD program in Egypt, and the Asia Climate Change Adaptation Project Preparation Facility. The company also leads several USAID-funded initiatives, such as the Pakistan Capacity Development Services (PCDS) IDIQ contract and the Human and Institutional Capacity Development (HICD) IDIQ contract. The Kaizen Company continues to innovate with programs like the Organizational Self-Assessment and Transformation Program (OSTP) and Kaizen Ventures, an incubator for scalable development solutions.