
Experience and Expertise
We believe that when looking for professional management consulting services a clients
seek consultants with both a breadth and depth of experience, specific expertise
in the area of need. The benefit of a consultant’s exposure to a breadth of industries
and business environments is perspective. Quite frankly, not all business problems
and issues are unique. In many cases, not all, the issue at hand has been analyzed
and resolved before in another situation; not a pre-determined solution (solutions
looking for a problem) , but a framework for analyzing and resolving a business issue
or situation. Client’s should not pay for “whole cloth” solutions in time or money.
Client’s really want to get to the crux of the matter as quickly and efficiently
as practical and prudent.
In the same vane, client’s hire consultants for their expertise in a specific industry
(medical devices, pipelines, forest products, direct marketing) or to either supplement
inhouse capabilities or, in most instances, temporarily add a unique capability to
deal with a specific, one-time issue (prepare, market and negotiate the sale of a
business unit or product line).
Pelorus draws upon a breadth of tangible experience in an array of industries in
assessing and solving client issues. The predominance of our experience is business-to-business
(B2B) and selected experience in business-to-consumer (B2C). A sampling of Pelorus
industry experience, either operating or consulting assignments:
- Business-to-business: Pharmaceutical (Intravenous solutions production), transportation
(pipelines, rail), forest products (timberland and production), industrial electronics
and controls, energy (E&P, mini-refineries), medical devices.
- Business-to-consumer: residential real estate, financial services (mortgage brokering,
Pre-paid legal services, data-base direct marketing), long-distance telephone services,
post-secondary for-profit education, internet-based performance analysis.
Pelorus expertise:
- Divesting and acquiring companies, business units, product lines, new technologies
- Over $1 billion in transactions
- Commercializing nascent technologies
- Strategic planning and business plan development
- Situation assessment
- Competitive analysis
- Direct marketing to consumers
- Interim management