Small-team agility Root Policy Research is a tight-knit firm with 2-10 employees, indicating a flexible, fast-moving client service model. This suggests a strong capacity for customized engagements and rapid turnaround on housing policy analyses, presenting an opportunity to position scalable, high-touch services for government, nonprofit, and private sector clients.

Housing focus expansion The firm specializes in housing affordability, economic mobility, and community development, and is developing the Housing Impact Lab. This creates a selling point for programs, pilots, and workshops with government or funders seeking innovative, data-driven housing solutions and large-scale stakeholder engagement.

Public sector traction Recent collaboration with the First State Manufactured Housing Association demonstrates government- and policy-oriented project experience. Target outreach to state and local housing agencies, housing authorities, and related nonprofits where Root can offer tailored policy research and implementation planning.

National reach, regional roots Based in Denver with a national presence, Root can leverage geographic flexibility to pursue nationwide housing policy projects while maintaining a local value proposition. This enables outreach to national think tanks and regional governments seeking diverse, context-aware analyses.

Tech-enabled insights A modern tech stack including WordPress, analytics and data platforms, and engagement tools suggests capacity to deliver online workshops, dashboards, and interactive reports. Propose offerings around virtual policy labs, data visualization, and scalable stakeholder engagement to attract funders and clients pursuing digital-first solutions.