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Practical Portfolio Management

A strong project can still be the wrong project.

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A credible home for the work. A clear route to a conversation.

OOG built an editorial website around consulting, teaching and the book, with custom motion and a connected publishing workflow that lets the author keep it current.

OOG’s contribution: Tony Kenck supplied the original logo, book and black-and-white diagrams. OOG created the updated color diagrams, website and reader presentation, Sanity authoring and preview tools, and custom motion including GG’s bird flock.

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Practical Portfolio Management brings Tony Kenck’s consulting, training and book together for people making asset and project decisions. The OOG project organizes the consulting offer, training and book into a website with reading, learning and consultation routes. Sanity authoring, previews and content models support updates, alongside original motion and GG’s custom bird flock.

Consulting, teaching and the book need a coherent home that the author can keep current.

What we built

Website · Editorial design · Owner publishing tools · Teaching graphics · Custom motion

A clear consulting and publishing system turns complex portfolio-management ideas into readable material. The work spans training pages, a book reader, readiness intake, educational diagrams and structured content management.

Begin with writing. Choose an artwork set once, then inspect the matching listing card and article. Sanity powers the owner’s publishing workflow.

  • Reading experience, glossary & learning graphics
  • Owner publishing & content management
  • Custom bird-flock background
  • Readiness intake & training journeys

Expertise with a route to consultation.

The website presents consulting and facilitation first. The book, teaching and Insights give that offer depth; custom linework and motion remain part of the reading experience.

Start with the writing.

The authoring flow begins with the article, then artwork selection and preview. Here “Frame the investment decision first” and the selected solar illustration appear together on the matching card.

The same draft, ready to read.

The article presentation uses the same title, excerpt and selected illustration. The flock can be paused. The book’s supplied teaching figures remain separately credited and available in the same demonstration.

A publishing system around the expertise.

The work includes consulting and training pages, a book reader and sample chapter, a glossary and readiness intake. Structured content models and the authoring workflow support updates, while educational graphics and the pausable flock give the material its own visual character.