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Senior Marketing Consultant
Travers Tool Company
Challenge — Travers Tool Company is a privately-held, middle market distributor of metalworking tools and industrial supplies. The company is based in Flushing, NY with locations around the country. Travers competes with large industrial distributions like MSC Direct and Grainger. To remain competitive, the company wanted to add tool crib solutions to its product solution offering. The CEO at Travers hired B2B Marketing Strategies as a Senior Marketing Consultant to research, recommend and develop researching, developing, and launching an industrial vending machine program to boost sales within strategic accounts.
Approach — As part of the marketing consulting engagement, conducted market research, selected and negotiated with vendors, developed of marketing and sales materials and catalog sheets, and assisted Travers with roll out to the sales force.
Results — The project was successfully completed, packaged and handed off to client in 2012.
Senior Business consultant
Maziuk Wholesale Distributors
Challenge —Maziuk Wholesale Distributors is a privately-owned security hardware distributor in Syracuse, NY that sells a wide variety of mechanical and electronic door hardware and security products. Due to a trend toward industry consolidation in the early 2000s that put pressure on revenue and profits, the owner needed an independent assessment of the company’s sales, operations, and marketing in order to position it for future success. Maziuk retained B2B Marketing Strategies as a Senior Consultant to assess the business.
Approach — As part of the business consulting engagement, performed a strategic business assessment of the organizational structure, resources, product offering, website and collaterals to position the company to boost sales and margin and lower internal costs.
Results — Provided client with a 5-year strategic plan, advised client in aspects of sales operations, and guided client through various phases of execution.
