How would you like to grow in the coming years?
Developments in the market allow for new possibilities, but also unexpected competition, and more-demanding clients and employees.
That’s why, as a professional services firm, you are constantly focused on growth.
What this means differs from one organization to the other.
It may be about strengthening your position in a key market.
But, it could also be about generating challenging and meaningful assignments for your employees.
Or, about attracting more talent – to get all the current work done.
Whatever your growth ambition, you achieve it by developing a clear strategy and executing a concrete plan.
Previously, I’ve had the pleasure to work for organizations like…
An overview of clients and assignments, can be found here.
Turn ambitions into strategy and actual results
Do you recognize these comments or thoughts?
“We want to grow, but don’t have a concrete plan to realize our ambitions.”
“We don’t have the time to implement our strategy.”
“We want to understand how to optimize our marketing and business development efforts.”
“We lack the required people and capabilities.”
As a strategy & execution leader, I helps professional services firms
turn their growth ambitions into a clear growth strategy, a concrete growth plan, and actual growth results.
Curious how I can help you and your organization?
About Jochem
For more than 14 years, I’ve been working for professional services firms. And I love it.
Mainly because these organizations are – or should be – ‘people-driven businesses’.
In strategy, business development, and marketing, it’s not just about expertise and experience, but above all about genuine connections, and trust.
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