Lighting Solution Development has partnered with COMPASS Consultants to now provide business planning services designed specifically for advanced lighting manufacturers. “Start-up lighting manufacturers need business plans to clarify their target markets, channel strategies, differentiation, value proposition, as well as to secure capital. Established manufacturers also need business plans to grow their business by expanding into new channels & markets, overcome slumps and plateaus, and manage a dizzying rate of market change,” said David Shiller, President of Lighting Solution Development.
Shiller added, “COMPASS Consultants has over 25 years of strategic business planning experience and Ron McKenzie literally wrote the book on business planning for architects. He has facilitated over a hundred business plan meetings and workshops. His decades of experience helping builders, contractors, engineers, and architects is also extremely valuable to manufacturers.”
“It will be a powerful advantage for a lighting manufacturer to get the business planning expertise of COMPASS combined with the deep lighting market expertise that David Shiller brings. Lighting Solution Development has provided impactful strategic consulting to dozens of advanced lighting manufacturers. Together, we will hone a manufacturer’s market differentiation and value proposition strategies into a powerful business tool,” said Ron McKenzie, President of COMPASS Consultants.
This partnership will offer lighting manufacturers strategic planning, business planning, and/or marketing planning, to achieve:
• Bottom Line Improvements
• Develop Competitive Advantages
• Improve Operational Performance
• Align Individual Efforts with Corporate Goals
• Assist in Entering NEW Markets
Interested manufacturers should contact David Shiller, at david@lightingsold.com.
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