About Burgess Management
Located in Redlands, California, Burgess Management Consulting serves clients from Southern California to Colorado. With over three decades of consulting experience in the areas of strategic planning and marketing management, Burgess Management, along with its marketing production group, RedFusion Media, puts action where its mouth is. We actually execute the plan we develop with our clients.
No pricey reports, payment and walking for us. We believe in being as involved as necessary with our clients to accomplish the goals they set.
Our team includes only seasoned management consultants in marketing strategy, organizational behavior and customer awareness.
For three decades, Burgess Management Consulting has been a leader in helping smaller businesses gain leadership in their market niche.
Small and medium sized businesses too often occupy the same niches as their large competitors and barely stay viable in these tough-to-compete markets. Our specialty is helping small business owners properly position and emplace their business appropriately between their customers and competitors.
With decades of proven client growth and relationships averaging over thirteen years, we continue to refine our process of market emplacement and marketing positioning. Then we go to work developing campaigns that meet these goals and work with the client through the entire process of analyzing results.
Does it work?
When clients stay with the process for years, they grow. This is a close to zero failure rate. (We haven’t had one yet, but maybe someday.)
Why?
Ron Burgess is among the most experienced growth consultants for smaller businesses (10 to 250 employees) in the country. Prior to starting his own practice, he was Director of Management Services at the largest retail consulting firm in the U.S. He was also manager and owner of two businesses prior to that.
The client must execute the exact plan for two to three years to get the long-term impact. Those that do not execute the full plan mostly fail, and stay where they are to slowly become irrelevant.
Business schools still don’t teach smaller owners how to be successful. Sure they teach all the management theory, but actually creating a crack in the market, is still mostly an afterthought. Few professors have seen enough examples of businesses from $1 million to $50 million to know what worked and did not work. It takes several years of constant contact to understand what was important and what was irrelevant. Consultants and marketing directors miss this too, they give advice and leave, never knowing what worked. Marketing directors turn over so often they never see their plans fully initiated. The average turn-over of marketing directors was just 22 months until recently.
