Commercial reality check
Pressure-test your market, channel, customer proposition and economics before committing more capital or time.
Best for: new growth bets, retail readiness and investor diligence.A clear path from commercial ambition
to retail reality.
For consumer brands, retailers and investors making consequential growth decisions.
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Great products and ambitious plans still have to clear the commercial realities of consumer trends, shopper insights, pricing, distribution, operations and retailer economics.
Focused engagements built around the decision in front of you. Scope and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
Pressure-test your market, channel, customer proposition and economics before committing more capital or time.
Best for: new growth bets, retail readiness and investor diligence.Define priority customers, pricing, partnerships and a go-to-market plan that connects strategy to execution.
Best for: market entry, Latin America expansion and channel growth.Get senior-level support to sharpen decisions, align teams and advance complex commercial initiatives.
Best for: leadership transitions, key accounts and transformation.Know what holds up before you make the next commercial bet.
A clear view of the opportunity, the critical gaps and the decisions to make next. The precise scope is set around your question.
Discuss a reality check ↗Clarify the commercial question and the evidence available.
Challenge customer, channel and economic assumptions.
Rank the gaps and the next decisions.
Turn a growth opportunity into commercial choices your team can execute.
A prioritized path to revenue with clear commercial moves, owners and measures of progress, shaped to the engagement.
Discuss a growth plan ↗Choose markets, channels and customers to pursue.
Shape the proposition, pricing and partnerships.
Set owners, milestones and measures for execution.
Bring experienced commercial judgment into the work while decisions are being made.
Senior-level support for the decisions and initiatives that matter most, with the role and duration agreed together.
Discuss leadership support ↗Agree the few commercial priorities that matter.
Work through key accounts and cross-functional decisions.
Establish a cadence and build team capability.
Answer three short questions. You’ll get a practical starting point, then we can shape the actual scope together.
Dennis Palma is a Miami-based global commercial leader whose career spans PriceSmart, Kimberly-Clark, Kellogg and Procter & Gamble. He has led B2B and export businesses and built growth plans across categories, channels and regions. His experience includes managing the Walmart relationship in the U.S. and globally, and working with other global retailers.
His perspective connects the boardroom question to the buyer meeting, the supply chain and the P&L.
Tell Dennis what you are trying to decide, where you are stuck and what a useful outcome would look like.