Product Management & Marketing Consultants
Deacon Lloyd Associates is a product management and marketing consulting firm helping organizations achieve their growth and profitability objectives. We help clients identify, assess, and pursue product and market opportunities that strengthen their business for long-term success.
As a result, our clients become more effective in developing, launching and marketing new products and features that deliver meaningful value to customers; more effective in orchestrating product launches that accelerate market adoption; and more effective in defining and executing product and market strategies that work.
Broadly speaking, we help businesses in three ways:
You see, we are not career consultants -- all of us have real-world operating success in product management and marketing. Each has enjoyed the challenges of corporate executive responsibility and most have experience with start-ups. As a result, we like to get things done. We like to make a difference. And we understand many of our clients' challenges, as we have already faced similar ones.
Founded in 2002, we are a product management and marketing consulting firm comprised of a core group of experienced professionals -- all former product or marketing executives with F500 enterprises as well as start-ups. We utilize a federated structure comprised of autonomous consultants where each of us develops new clients while working together to deliver our services. This model enables each of us to maximize our capacities and enables the firm to efficiently deliver expertise that best fits each client's needs.
Although our team is geographically disbursed, we have found that location really makes no difference. Our client projects have been located throughout the U.S. and overseas.
Our approach is guided by core operating principles that our consultants apply in each engagement, including:
Why Deacon Lloyd? Because we offer a unique blend of capabilities, perspective, and flexibility that provides you with the kind of value we wanted when we were in your shoes.
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