Market expansion 106 Group is expanding into Illinois with a new Chicago office, signaling growth, regional coverage, and opportunities to offer cultural resources management and heritage planning services to municipal, cultural, and development projects in the Midwest.

Strategic leadership Promotion of Lindsey Wallace to Services Director indicates a focus on strategic oversight and expanding the cultural heritage planning sector, presenting an entry point for executive sponsorships, large projects, and enterprise-level collaborations.

Portfolio focus As a leader in Cultural Heritage Planning, Cultural Resources Management, and Interpretation and Exhibit Design, there are cross-sell opportunities to clients requiring integrated historical documentation, stakeholder engagement, and immersive exhibits across multiple cultural and historical projects.

Digital enablement Tech stack includes Adobe Creative Cloud, SketchUp, WordPress, Shopify, Mailchimp, Mimecast, Google Cloud, and Vimeo, enabling potential upsell of content creation, digital storytelling, online exhibitions, and marketing automation to clients with evolving digital needs.

Financial scale With reported revenue in the substantial mid-market range and a workforce size of 51-200, 106 Group can pursue mid to large cultural resources programs, heritage planning contracts, and multi-site interpretive projects typical of mid-tier firms.