Business as usual? Not likely.
In times of exponential change companies need to accelerate growth through strategic marketing.
Pandemics, socially conscious consumers and employees challenging their own companies. This is not the time for your brand and marketing to be average. Promont is easily engaged and rapidly deployed, offering a better perspective on each brand problem that you are trying to solve.
At Promont, we offer strategic brand marketing advice.
You know your business, the assets and challenges, we know how to optimise outcomes. Constructively challenging the norms and making a vision a reality is what we do. Senior, experienced, strategic marketing advice immediately available. Putting the focus on measurable outcomes.
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“I advise CEO’s and boards across the world in leadership and strategy, when I am looking for advice and fresh thinking I use Promont. Promont challenges us to be better and the team is not prepared to let you be mediocre .”
— CEO, 2B Limitless
“Ross was responsible for redefining our brand message as well as launching a revitalised employer brand to attract the best and brightest in the market. Ross is an utter gentleman but always quietly told you what you needed to hear not necessarily what you wanted to hear.”
— Chief Education Officer, GEMS
“Promont are a commercially minded strategic resource. They are quick to understand the direction of travel and join the dots to get traction on brand and strategic marketing. ”
— VP Travel, Seera Group
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Ross McAuley
As a top performing global leader, with over a decade of experience at CMO level in the Middle East, Ross has a demonstrable record of achievement in implementing innovative and effective solutions. Resourceful, financially and commercially astute Ross has a deep understanding of the paradigm shifts in customer behaviour and marketing dynamics caused by external and internal factors. This insight has honed his ability to capitalise and mobilise resources to maximise strategic output.
“The essence of strategy is choosing what not to do.”
– Michael Porter