Network Marketing: Make It Work For You

By, Frank Danzo – Senior Partner Most people, when looking to purchase a product or service, ask others they know and trust for advice. Personal recommendations from people with first-hand knowledge or experience about the product or service carries significantly more...
Inventory Tactics

Inventory Tactics

By, Ray Scott – Senior Partner Your inventory is a lot like Audrey II, the man-eating plant in Little Shop of Horrors – it can get out of control pretty quickly, and can consume your cash if you are not careful. There are some “big company” tactics that smaller...

Successful Project Management

By, Glen Justis – Senior Partner A “program” is a collection of related projects. For example, they could all be in the same corporate division, or they could support a related purpose (e.g., a set of road improvement projects to reduce traffic). If you...
Time for a Change?

Time for a Change?

By, Steve Finkelstein – Senior Partner “The brutal fact is that about 70% of all change initiatives fail.”     Harvard Business Review Change is often desirable, necessary or even vital in business.  But why do so many change initiatives fail? This article...

Putting Your Fundraising Campaigns on the Couch

By, Pat Knoerle-Jordan – Partner and Nonprofit Practice Leader Fundraising percentages, high cost fundraising, campaign dependency, net dollars fund the mission, short term – long term ROI, risk, fully loaded costs, robust blended portfolio.  What do all these terms...