Genesis was contracted by the South African Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) to develop the country’s global business services (GBS) masterplan to would create 500,000 jobs by 2030.

Genesis was approached by a group of non-integrated chrome producers to conduct its own independent assessment of the export tax on chrome ore that has been lobbied for by ferrochrome producers as well as other stakeholders in the industry. 

Genesis was retained by Sasol Gas to provide strategic and economic advice relating to regulated pricing methodology and its impact.

Absa Bank appointed Genesis to assist the bank in anticipating the potential impacts of land reform in South Africa and develop a strategic response.

Genesis was asked by Business Unity South Africa to independently re-assess the impact of the 2016 Liquor Amendment Bill post-Covid and weigh the potential social and public health benefits against the potential economic costs.

Genesis convened the Reimagining Higher Education initiative with the Motsepe Foundation and BSG to identify concrete EdTech solutions to overcome critical constraints in South Africa’s higher education.

Genesis was commissioned by one of Africa's larger retail banks to identify opportunities for partnerships with fintechs across the continent. 

Genesis Analytics was contracted by GIZ’s Skills Development for a Green Economy (SD4GE) project team to conduct a scoping exercise regarding the potential of using pay-for-performance models to create jobs in specific growth sectors in South Africa.

Genesis was commissioned by a global financial services company to conduct research on how to encourage the uptake of QR payments by micro merchants in South Africa, on behalf of a payment solutions provider aiming to enter this space.