Accelerate profitable growth over the next five years
Delivering annual business growth of 5% to 10% or faster than the market for the next three to five years can be a tough challenge. Whether riding a favorable market, exploiting innovation, leveraging competitive advantage, expanding in new geographies, or any other means – growth engines eventually run out of steam.
Are you experiencing these issues?
Lack of clarity of where to compete
Absence of privileged market insight
Scattered attempts against imprecise target opportunities
Not building on business strengths or competitive advantage
Non-bankable growth projections
Uncertainty, lack of commitment or assigned resources
Any of these issues flag the need for a robust growth strategy based on actionable market intelligence and precise knowledge. Business growth takes one of two strategies.
Such exploitation can involve new technology, new products, cost leadership against competitors, a lock on the delivery system, control of the value chain, and many other forms of advantage. What is particularly important is to deploy this advantage in growing markets.
This strategy functions on investments above the level of what regular market growth requires, with the aim of strengthening market position. Investments fund activities such as new market entry, channel expansion, regional or global expansion, penetration of new customer segments, gain in share of customer spend, product development (next generation, complements, support services), expanding steps in the value chain, and increased marketing and sales.
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Client Results
10-20%
Average first-year growth of client growth initiatives
75+
Number of markets entered or expanded into for our clients
$350m
Total innovation investments covered in our projects
Select Cases
Global market expansion of virtual network services through strategic alliances
Under mounting pressure to grow sales, with our help, Virtual Network Service ProviderCo designed and executed a strategy for global expansion. The company expanded from managed service to a full
Under mounting pressure to grow sales, with our help, Virtual Network Service ProviderCo designed and executed a strategy for global expansion. The company expanded from managed service to a full suite of services, established 25 alliances with telecoms, value added resellers, and service integrators worldwide, and drove revenue growth by 6X in two years.
Entry into the French market of refrigerated logistics through acquisition
Refrigerated LogisticsCo needed to enter France - a monopoly market in frozen logistics - to connect its European network. We helped design an entry strategy based on acquiring two companies
Refrigerated LogisticsCo needed to enter France - a monopoly market in frozen logistics - to connect its European network. We helped design an entry strategy based on acquiring two companies specialized in chilled product distribution to secure a national critical-mass network of logistics platforms and retail clients and minimize retaliation. In five years, the company became the second largest player in the market.
Market penetration into small-customer segment of lift trucks through organic development
For Lift Truck DistributorCo operating in a flat market, we helped penetrate the small-customer segment. Given the fragmented nature of suppliers, the company took several steps: established a nationwide network
For Lift Truck DistributorCo operating in a flat market, we helped penetrate the small-customer segment. Given the fragmented nature of suppliers, the company took several steps: established a nationwide network of independent MRO shops, deployed national sales coverage, and staged an aggressive marketing campaign based on TV and radio advertising, social media, telemarketing, and periodic e-mailings. Results lead to an 8% revenue CAGR over the next three years.
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