You might get some ideas looking at some banking websites - I can't remember which one it is that describes itself as "the listening bank".

Not a disagreement with Mark's suggestion, just another approach...

I would be tempted to turn this around and use verbs rather than nouns, along the lines of "We will listen to and fully understand your objectives, needs and limitations."

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By the way Mark, it was Midland Bank (now HSBC) whose strapline used to be "the listening bank". Don't think they've used it for a very long time.

Yes – I don’t see much further than “listen” either, Laura, but I think you need to do some tinkering with the sentence along the lines given below:

We will listen to your aims, needs and imperatives and help you to ensure they are met.

You’re right about the listening bank, Mark – I think its HSBC

we focus on and understand.... or we share and understand your objectives...

this is what I would use

A sympathetic ear and a shared concern for your objectives.... (slurp, slurp).