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MetroQuest is the first online tool I’ve seen that incorporates all of the different elements of a public engagement process into one program and does it well.
Theresa Gunn, President, International Association of Public Participation (IAP2) USA
In providing understanding, graphic information and visualizations that inform and excite the public, they have no peer.
MetroQuest is a dynamic internet-based public engagement tool whose time has come. This powerful tool allows us to broaden our target audiences, maximize our effectiveness with stakeholders and be a leader in the marketplace.
MetroQuest allowed us to take collect a lot of information efficiently and effectively in a very short amount of time given limited staff resources. We used MetroQuest for two separate rounds of public input over an 8-week period we heard from over 1100 people!
| AECOM | Atkins |
| Golder Associates | HNTB |
| ICF International | Kimley-Horn |
| Kittleson | McCormick Taylor |
| Michael Baker | MMM Group |
| Stantec | URS |
| ALTA Planning and Design | Calthorpe Associates |
| City Architecture | Conservation Design Forum |
| Design Workshop | Dover Kohl |
| HB Lanarc | LSA Associates |
| Nelson Nygaard | Public Space |
| TBG Inc. | Wallace Roberts & Todd (WRT) |
| Adisa | Arellano Associates |
| Cogan Owens | Consensus Inc. |
| Dialog | KDA Creative |
| LURA Consultants | MIG |
| Sharp & Co. | Sycamore |
| Swerhun | The Langdon Group |
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