Business Strategy
Strategic Planning
McNally Brown Group has a deep understanding of effective approaches to developing strategic plans. Using various strategic frameworks and facilitated workshops, we work with the organization’s leaders to develop a custom, strategic planning process. Once a strategic plan is in place, monitoring performance and adjusting the plan based on results and opportunities is vital.
Strategy Execution
We provide tailored support to monitor, review, and update strategic plans, while also assisting with the effective implementation of strategic initiatives. Our extensive expertise in Family Business, Operations, Finance, and Mergers and Acquisitions, including business sale support, enables us to drive growth, manage change, and support long-term success.
Mergers, Acquisitions or Business Sale Support
McNally Brown Group provides project lead, advisory and support for business sale to small and mid-market companies for mergers and acquisitions. We can assist with linking your organization’s strategic objectives, evaluating potential companies, markets and risk, financial scenario and cash-flow modeling, and advisor selection support. We understand the complexity and time required to effectively prepare and implement a merger, acquisition or business sale and have substantial experience in post-merger and acquisition integration.
What We Do
Business Strategy Insights & Publications
Unlocking Growth: Digital Transformation for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses
Digital transformation is critical for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) to stay competitive and improve business performance. Adopting technology to better serve customers, improve processes and enhance efficiency can be a real competitive advantage. Here’s how SMBs can develop and execute a strategy for successful transformation.
The Power of a Clear Strategy: Unlocking Success for Your Business
Does your business have a clear strategy? And if you were to ask your leaders what that strategy is, would you hear consistent answers? If the answer is “no,” your business might be missing a critical piece of the puzzle when it comes to sustained success.
