LV Projects.

We also run in-house projects designed to tackle commercial, human, and societal problems.

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  • Fixing workplace wellbeing at its core.

    Only 13% of people are happy at work - and it’s not just about pay or workload. Groundbreaking research from Oxford and Yale proves that overlooked human and unconscious factors drive workplace wellbeing.

    Project Adler goes deeper, using an empirical system to diagnose these hidden drivers - giving HR the insight to improve wellbeing, cut sick days, and boost productivity like never before.

    Currently in pilot. To learn more, contact hello@littlevienna.co.uk.

  • Using timezones to creative advantage.

    When creative teams hit roadblocks, more late nights won’t fix them - a fresh perspective can. Burnout significantly impairs creativity, leading to reduced innovation and problem-solving abilities.

    Project Nightjar uses time zones and top UK freelancers to work while you sleep, turning tough challenges into sharp ideas by morning. The result? Breakthrough thinking, an external perspective, and a competitive edge - powered by alternative viewpoints from the other side of the world.

    Currently trialling. To learn more, contact hello@littlevienna.co.uk..

  • Making better briefs equal better work.

    Bad briefs waste time, money, and creative potential. Vague direction leads to missed opportunities, rework, and underwhelming results. One study revealed that 33% of marketing budgets are wasted due to poor briefs and misdirected work

    Project Compass fixes this - refining and sharpening briefs fast and for a fixed fee, ensuring clarity, focus, and the right context to unlock great work. Need a long-term fix? We also provide formulas and training to help teams write better briefs consistently.

    Trialling. Contact hello@littlevienna.co.uk to learn more.

  • Translating research into insight.

    Most research is just data - useful, but not actionable. Reports are packed with stats but miss the creative leap that drives real decisions. According to projections from Gartner, white-collar workers spend 30–40% of their time searching, finding, and assessing unstructured data.

    Project Abril bridges the gap between the ‘what’ and the ‘so what,’ transforming dense or obvious findings into sharp, strategic insight that fuels creativity and action.

    Currently in pilot. To learn more, contact hello@littlevienna.co.uk.