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The Experimentation Practice

ABOUT

Built in New Zealand to raise the standard of experimentation

The Experimentation Practice brings together enterprise experimentation leadership and experience to help organisations deliver experimentation and mature their internal capability.

Why we exist

Why the practice exists

Too many teams are asked to experiment without the support to do it well. Testing tools are available, but shared literacy, operating rhythms, decision standards and leadership confidence often lag behind. The Experimentation Practice exists to close that gap — helping organisations move from isolated tests to a trusted, repeatable and commercially useful experimentation practice.

Raise the standard

Move beyond isolated tests toward consistent, evidence-led decision-making.

Build capability before output

Give teams the skills, standards and support to make experimentation sustainable.

Local roots, broader reach

Built in Aotearoa New Zealand, with experience across New Zealand, Australia and global organisations.

PRACTITIONER-LED EXPERIENCE

Practitioner-led experience

The practice is led by two operators with complementary experience: enterprise experimentation strategy and execution, and agency growth across the New Zealand and Australian optimisation market.

Tracey Reed, Co-founder, The Experimentation Practice

Tracey Reed

Co-founder, The Experimentation Practice

Tracey brings enterprise experimentation strategy and execution experience across digital product, ecommerce and customer experience. Her strength is turning experimentation from a set of isolated tests into a practical business capability — connecting customer insight, commercial priorities, test design, measurement and stakeholder decision-making. She focuses on the operating models, standards and rituals that help experimentation become trusted inside complex organisations: prioritisation, governance, measurement quality, reporting, knowledge sharing and senior stakeholder confidence.

  • Enterprise experimentation
  • Strategy and execution
  • CRO maturity
  • Measurement standards
  • Stakeholder alignment
Cornelius Boertjens, Co-founder, The Experimentation Practice

Cornelius Boertjens

Co-founder, The Experimentation Practice

Cornelius helped pioneer CRO and experimentation services across New Zealand and Australia. He co-founded Catchi in Auckland, expanded the agency into Australia, and helped build one of ANZ’s recognised digital optimisation consultancies before its acquisition by Havas Group. His strength is building experimentation capability into a commercially credible growth function — connecting market education, client relationships, partnerships, advisory and practical enablement for organisations ready to mature how they test, learn and decide.

  • CRO category building
  • Agency growth
  • Commercial strategy
  • Partnerships
  • Experimentation advisory

Our point of view

Our point of view

Experimentation works when it is treated as a serious business capability, not a marketing tactic or an optimisation channel.

We created The Experimentation Practice to help more teams build the capability to test, decide and grow with confidence. Too many organisations are expected to experiment without the training, standards or support needed to do it well. Our goal is to make experimentation more practical, trusted and commercially useful, starting in New Zealand, with a standard that can travel.
Tracey Reed & Cornelius Boertjens, Co-founders

Standards-led approach

Standards-led approach

Our work is shaped by a shared standard: assess where capability sits today, enable teams through practical support, build shared learning, and connect practitioners around better evidence-led decisions.

Assess

Benchmark maturity and identify the gaps that matter most.

Enable

Support teams to deliver experiments while building capability.

Learn

Build shared literacy through practical learning and insights.

Connect

Support a community of practitioners raising the standard together.

NEXT STEP

Start a conversation

Talk to us about your current experimentation maturity, team structure and the kind of support you need.