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One observation from many pricing projects: Most companies don't have a pricing problem. They have a pricing execution problem. - Customer segments are defined - Trade t…
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brains
consulting for growth & performance - lean projects by 500 industry experienced consultants - www.brains-consulting.com
- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Location
- München, DE
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About brains
brains serves SMEs and large enterprises looking for industry-experienced management consultants and lean growth & performance projects in Europe. These can be initiatives focusing on growth (expansion, sales and services) or performance (processes/IT, operations or organization). For such projects, we offer lean support and focused team approaches with 1-2 consultants per topic. We are driven by our four industry sector competencies Financial Services. Life Science/High Tech, Consumer, and Industrial. We work with carefully selected 500 self-employed top management consultants (many McK, BCG a.o. alumni) and identify the most suitable project approach and consultants for our client´s business challenge.
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