Intrinsic specializes in public involvement, citizen outreach and stakeholder facilitation for public sector clients. We also offer mediation services, strategic planning, advertising, public relations and graphic design.

Intrinsic offers helpful tools and tactics to any organization that wants to engage the voice of the public and sustain meaningful public participation in projects and issues important to the communities in which it serves.

Intrinsic specializes in transportation, community infrastructure and environmental issues, from pre-design studies and assessments to NEPA assignments, neighborhood planning endeavors, mediation and conflict resolution efforts.

Our mission is to generate and act on ideas that offer intrinsic value to our customer organizations, capitalizing on our collective skills and experience.

Intrinsic guarantees a commitment to sound strategy and the ability to act quickly, effectively and efficiently.

Intrinsic works comfortably and efficiently with and between local, state, federal, tribal and non-profit agencies and organizations throughout the Southwest and beyond. We excel at hands-on, face-to-face interactions in rural communities, including extensive work in reservation areas and with under-represented populations.

Rather than focusing on what divides people, Intrinsic focuses on what connects them when successful public involvement practices converge with the desired outcomes of public processes.

Our staff has more than 40 years of combined experience in applying and managing all areas of communication strategies, tools and techniques, with a local and national network of partners and consultants who further our reach and capabilities.

Everyone at Intrinsic is certified by the International Association of Public Participation, and, as a woman- and Native American-owned business, Intrinsic is certified as a disadvantaged business enterprise. Our company is registered and pre-qualified as a vendor (or consultant) with many local, state and tribal governmental agencies. Additionally, Dexter is a member of the Native Dispute Resolution Network, a practitioner referral service provided by the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution. Our staff frequently speaks at local, state and national conferences about public participation practices in rural and reservation communities.