SERVICES

The Company’s FMCG consulting experts will help businesses improve their performance and  harness  their  potential  as  an  organization.  From  strategy  to  operations,  the  Company  is  committed to assisting clients in building their functional skills and boosting performance in  the  long  run.  The  Company  will  offer  a  wide  range  of  consulting  services  to  help  FMCG  companies reach their potential. 

Strategic management consulting services

The Company will provide strategic advice for an organization’s general growth strategy, leadership development, performance improvement, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate portfolio design. The Company’s consultants will facilitate and drive major strategic initiatives to the clients and provide an objective viewpoint to the management and decision-makers. In the FMCG sector, corporate strategies are hinged on innovation. This entails transforming high-level objectives into specific and actionable innovation goals to drive tactical execution. The Company will add value to the client by analyzing the areas that need innovation, offering key innovation strategies, and integrating people, processes, and technology to achieve the desired outcome.

Marketing management consulting services

The Company will provide brand strategy and design, corporate identity, and image consulting services. The Company will assist clients in assessing market opportunities for their products and advise on the estimated market value, pricing methods, and other strategies to reach customers. The Company will use techniques to increase a client’s product line or brand’s perceived value over time. Effective brand management will result in less volatility of loyal customers.

Operations and supply chain management consulting services

The Company will help improve a business’ operating structure by identifying organizational inefficiencies and guiding how to maximize its operating efficiency. This involves the reorganization of the business, independent review of a company’s overall business model, creating a strategy for expansion, and evaluating underperforming business segments. The Company will work with clients and examine the efficiency and effectiveness of critical processes. For each priority process, the Company will develop a view of the current state of the operations using detailed process maps and analysis. Thereafter, the Company will provide a series of principles to guide the solution generation phase and create a vision for the client.

Statistics

Given  that  the  Company  will  be  an  administrative  management  and  general  management  consulting services, the following trends will shape the industry and have a parallel impact on  the Company:

The industry demand is driven by businesses across different sectors. This number measures  the amount of private employer businesses across all industries in Canada. As more businesses  exist, greater opportunity for management consultants to provide advisory services is created. 

As corporate profit  increases, businesses  tend to increase their budget  for  discretionary  services, such as consultancy services. The rise of corporate profit may even initiate business  expansions necessitating the expertise of business consultants.
This measures investment in office buildings, factories, power plants, mining shafts, and pipelines, among others. The value of non-residential construction indicates the businesses’ expectations of the near future.As the investment in non-residential construction increases, this suggest that businesses are optimistic about demand in the near future and vice versa.
Government agencies represent one of the industry’s largest markets. Thus, an increase in government expenditure and investment entails higher demand for management consultants.
The industrial capacity utilization index represents the ratio of actual industrial output to total capacity output. As this factor falls, operators are expected to turn to management consultants to improve business efficiency and improve capacity utilization. This is especially true in the FMCG sector, where industrial capacity utilization is most relevant to industries that produce physical products rather than services.