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posted by David Wolf on Jun 18, 2009 | Comments (10) | Permalink | Trackback URL
How we help you—
- Find hidden profits through our proprietary purchasing processes and cost reduction methodologies
- Focus on non-core operating expenses which client personnel are generally too busy or lack the expertise to do
- Work on a no-risk contingent fee basis — No savings, No fee
What’s in it for you?
- Increased profitability and company valuation
- Access to our experts who average 15-20 years of category specific experience
- Minimal investment of your time
- Average cost savings of 20%
- Average payback over 2 years is over $10K/hour invested by client
Representative categories we review-
o Freight and Courier Services
o Voice and Data Communications
o Merchant Card Fees
o Office Consumables
o Leased Equipment
o Printing
o Janitorial and Cleaning Supplies
o Waste and recycling
o Payroll Processing
o Temporary Personnel
o Factory Consumables
o Document Storage
o Packaging
o Other Categories upon request
Sample Case Studies
- Saved 23% on a $450,000 parcel freight spend with incumbent supplier
- Saved 32% on a $122,000 office supplies spend with a new supplier
- Saved 32% on a $152,000 merchant card processing fee spend with new supplier
- Saved 51% on a $105,000 telecom spend with incumbent supplier
- Saved 30% on a $763,000 telecom spend with a new supplier
- Saved 18% on a $1.5MM freight spend with the incumbent supplier
Another way to think about it—- 20% savings on a $250,000 spend would equate to an additional $500,000 in revenue assuming a 10% profit margin
For further information contact:
J.D. Heiden, Director 786-522-4268
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