Useful strategy.
Practical
execution.
Business strategy, government and Indigenous relations, operations and digital systems, structured around the work your organization needs to get done.
Founded in 2021 · Independent, founder-led consulting
What can we help you with?
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We match your interest to a few relevant areas. These are suggestions, not guarantees or automated advice.
For business owners
From a funding-ready plan to stronger day-to-day operations, get a practical scope rather than a generic sales pitch.
Optional step 2Build a one-page brief: three choices, then print it or send it to us.
Three choices. One page you can act on.
You get the services that fit, what to have ready and the first 30 days. Print it or send it to us.
YOUR PROJECT BRIEF
Answer three questions.
Your one-page brief appears here: the services that fit, what to have ready, and what the first 30 days look like. You can print it or send it to us.
PROJECT BRIEF | TARRABIN CONSULTING LTD.
Services that fit
Have these ready
The first 30 days
This brief is a starting point built from your three answers. A first call confirms the scope and the quote.
See what we can make possible.
Explore our services, technology and real-world work.
From a business challenge to an actionable plan.
Sample project. The business and every figure are fictional.
Second service bay for an equipment repair shop
- 2 of 4readiness items complete
- 4actions with an owner
- 12weeks to opening
Objective
- Goal
- Open a second service bay and hire one technician within 12 months, without missing a loan payment.
- Decision owner
- The shop owner.
- Constraint
- The lease allows renovation only with the landlord's written consent.
- How success is measured
- Bay open, technician hired, and two months of costs kept in reserve.
Financial readiness
2 of 4 items ready
- Two years of financial statementsReady
- Equipment quotes for the hoist and compressorReady
- 12-month cash-flow forecastIn progress
- Lender packageNot started
Required actions
| Action | Owner | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Confirm landlord consent for the renovation | Owner | Week 2 |
| Build the cash-flow forecast | Tarrabin Consulting | Week 3 |
| Submit the lender package | Owner and Tarrabin Consulting | Week 5 |
| Order equipment | Owner | Week 7 |
Timeline
Weeks 1 to 12.
Deliverables
- Business planWritten for a lender to read.
- Cash-flow forecastTwelve months, month by month.
- Action listEach action has an owner and a date.
- Review scheduleA monthly check against the plan.
What we do
We turn a business decision into a written plan with numbers, owners and dates.
How it works
We set the scope with you, gather the costs and requirements, write the plan and stay through the follow-up.
What you gain
A plan you can hand to a lender, a partner or your own team.
A clear path from an issue to an agreed action.
Indigenous governments are governments. They set their own processes and decide their own participation. Nothing on this page means that any Nation has endorsed or retained Tarrabin Consulting.
Sample details. This is not a real project.
Step 1 of 6
Define the issue
State the decision needed, who can make it and by when.
Sample briefing line
Approval to haul gravel on a municipal road for ten weeks, needed before June.
You hold: A one-page issue statement.
Step 2 of 6
Understand governance requirements
Find out which governments have authority and what each process requires.
Sample briefing line
A municipal road-use agreement. A provincial permit for overweight loads. Notice to the neighbouring Nation under its own consultation process.
You hold: A requirements list.
Step 3 of 6
Identify appropriate participants
List the offices that hold the decision or must be informed. Each government decides who speaks for it.
Sample briefing line
The municipal engineering office. The provincial permit office. The Nation's consultation office.
You hold: A contact and protocol list.
Step 4 of 6
Prepare engagement materials
Write the briefing note, maps, schedule and the specific request for each reader.
Sample briefing line
A two-page briefing, a haul route map and a dust and traffic plan.
You hold: A briefing package.
Step 5 of 6
Support discussions
Attend, take notes and track questions and commitments. The decision-makers lead the discussion.
Sample briefing line
Three meetings. Eleven questions logged, each with an owner.
You hold: A meeting record.
Step 6 of 6
Document agreed actions
Record who agreed to what and by when, and send it to everyone who was in the room.
Sample briefing line
An agreement with four conditions. Follow-up dates set.
You hold: An action record.
What we do
We prepare you for conversations with municipal, provincial and Indigenous governments, and we keep the record.
How it works
Six steps, from defining the issue to documenting what was agreed.
What you gain
You know who decides, what they need from you and what was agreed.
Operate a sample system before you commission one.
| Record | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Website update | Demo team | In progress |
| Site inspection | Demo team | Due |
| Business plan | Demo team | Draft |
Sample data. Open the Quotes, Tasks and Workflow tabs and move a record through its stages.
What we do
We design and build business software and websites around how a company already works.
How it works
We map the workflow, build a working version, test it with your staff and train them.
What you gain
One place to see leads, quotes, tasks and invoices.
Websites you can open today.
Screen captures taken November 2026.
What we do
Branding, websites and social media for local companies and organizations.
How it works
Brand direction first, then structure and copy, then design and build.
What you gain
A finished website and brand, delivered by a Fort McMurray team.
Our Work
Websites, branding, software and technology projects by Tarrabin Consulting. Each one is listed with its status and its source.
Explore Our Work
Community Leadership
Mohamed Tarrabin's volunteer work in Wood Buffalo, from storm and wildfire response to youth support and fundraising. None of it was a consulting contract.
Explore Community ImpactAwards & Recognition
- Citizen of the Year, 2024Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
- King Charles III Coronation MedalHonours record dated June 20, 2025
- Best Community ChampionBest of YMM, 2025 and 2026
From the workshop bench to business leadership.
Mohamed Tarrabin began hands-on jewellery work in 2011, completed an instrumentation engineering technology diploma in 2014, became a shareholder at Prestige in 2018 and founded Tarrabin Consulting in 2021.
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Selected updates
From our channels.
A few recent posts, chosen by our team and linked to the original. This is not a live feed.
LinkedIn
Tarrabin Consulting has a sharper focus.
Our work with Indigenous Nations, governments and industrial operators across Wood Buffalo: procurement readiness, funding strategy, partnership structuring, feasibility, business planning and leadership training.
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Best Community Champion, Best of YMM 2026.
The team congratulates Mohamed Tarrabin on the Your McMurray Magazine reader award.
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Remembrance Day.
Honouring the men and women who served to protect our freedom.
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Speak with our team
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