The Leerie
Before electricity, a "leerie" was the lamplighter, a fixture of Scottish street life, especially in Edinburgh, where gas lamps were lit by hand every evening. Ladder over his shoulder, he worked his way down the same cobbled streets at the same hour each night so the town wasn't left in the dark. Robert Louis Stevenson, an Edinburgh native, immortalized him in a children's poem as a quiet, dependable presence, "for we are very lucky, with a lamp before the door."
That's the role we've taken the name for. We don't build the whole journey for you, we light what's next, one step at a time, so the way ahead is visible before you have to walk it. Sometimes that's a tool for one person, sometimes guidance for a team, sometimes a transformation project for an organization. Same job, different scale.