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Product marketing agency ten B2B firms, compared

A product marketing agency decides how your product is positioned, writes the message that follows from it, and gets that message into launches, sales calls and your website.

This page compares ten product marketing firms and consultancies for B2B tech that we checked on their own websites on October 16, 2026, with prices where they publish them.

It also covers the five jobs product marketing covers (positioning, launches, sales enablement, competitive intelligence, pricing and packaging), which kind of firm is best at each, and what it costs compared with hiring.

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Reviewed by Dan Keegan, GTM Quest · October 16, 2026 · 37 sources linked below

How a product marketing engagement runsthe order that works

  1. 01Customer and deal evidenceWEEKS 1 TO 2INTERVIEWS · WIN/LOSS · CALLS
  2. 02Positioning decisionWEEK 2ALTERNATIVES · VALUE · ICP
  3. 03Messaging and assetsWEEKS 3 TO 4HOMEPAGE · DECK · BATTLECARDS
  4. 04Launch and enablementONGOINGSALES · CAMPAIGNS · PIPELINE

Firms compared10

91%
of product marketers own positioning and messaging, the core of the role
Product Marketing Alliance, State of Product Marketing 2025 ↗
44.3%
of product marketing teams are just one or two people
Product Marketing Alliance, State of Product Marketing 2025 ↗
57.5%
of teams say more of their deals are competitive than a year ago
Crayon, 2026 State of Competitive Intelligence ↗
$166,790
median annual wage for US marketing managers, May 2025
US Bureau of Labor Statistics ↗
A card titled Product marketing agency, with five labeled blocks: Positioning and messaging, Launches, Sales enablement, Competitive intelligence, Pricing and packaging.
Positioning sits first. Launches, enablement, competitive work and pricing all depend on it.

01/ the service

What a product marketing agency does and where it stops

Product marketing sits between product, marketing and sales.

It decides who the product is for, what it beats, and why that matters, then turns that into words every team uses.

A product marketing agency does that work for you, as a project or on retainer.

The work splits into five jobs: positioning and messaging, launches, sales enablement, competitive intelligence and pricing and packaging.

Few firms are equally good at all five.

A positioning studio, a launch agency and a pricing consultancy are different businesses, and the firm list below is grouped by what each one actually sells.

Most B2B teams hire one because they have nobody to do it.

In Product Marketing Alliance's 2025 survey, 44.3% of product marketing teams were one or two people.

In its 2026 data, around 74% of PMM teams have five or fewer people and 70% of PMM leaders manage no direct reports.

Product marketing agency, firm or consultant: what is the difference?

A product marketing consultant is usually one senior person who advises and writes; you get their judgment, not a team.

A product marketing firm or consultancy runs a fixed method with a small team, often as a sprint.

A product marketing agency adds production: website copy, decks, launch campaigns, design.

A product marketing strategy agency is the same thing sold strategy-first.

Ask who will do the work, and what you will have in your hands at the end.

02/ the scope

The five jobs of product marketing and who is best at each

JobWhat you getBest kind of firmAsk for
Positioning and messagingA positioning decision, a messaging framework, homepage and deck copyPositioning studio or consultancy (sprint-based)Who interviews customers, and how many options they show you before choosing
Product launchesLaunch tiering, narrative, channel plan, assets, sales readinessFull-service product marketing agencyA launch plan with owners and dates, and what happens after launch week
Sales enablementPitch narrative, talk tracks, objection handling, battlecards, trainingAgency or consultancy with sales experienceSamples of decks and talk tracks used in live deals
Competitive intelligence and win/lossBuyer interviews, win/loss analysis, battlecards, landscape mapsB2B research firmInterview counts, who runs them, and how findings reach sales
Pricing and packagingPackages, price metric, price levels, discount rules, migration planPricing consultancyWillingness-to-pay method and a plan for moving existing customers

Product marketing does not usually own demand generation or SEO.

For those, see SaaS marketing agencies and demand generation agencies.

A horizontal bar chart showing the share of product marketers who own each responsibility, from 91% for positioning and messaging down to 37.5% for customer onboarding.
Share of product marketers responsible for each area. Source: Product Marketing Alliance, State of Product Marketing Report 2025.

03/ context

Why teams bring in outside help the job keeps growing

Product Marketing Alliance reports that 91% of product marketers own positioning and messaging, 78.7% sales enablement and 65.2% competitive intelligence.

Sales enablement alone jumped from 64% to nearly 79% in a year.

Small teams, wide remits.

The same survey body found 55% of product marketing leaders say other teams still don't fully understand what their function does.

An agency is often how a stretched team buys focused time on the one job that matters this quarter.

04/ the firms

Product marketing agencies and consultancies checked October 16, 2026

Ten product marketing companies for B2B tech, from two-person positioning studios to a pricing consultancy with over 2,200 people.

Each line is what the firm says on its own site.

If you want positioning carried all the way into pipeline rather than handed over as a deck, that is what a go-to-market agency like ours does.

UK-based

01

GTM Quest

Our firm

London, UK · Founded 2024 · Dan Keegan, founder

A London go-to-market agency that does the ICP and positioning work, then carries the message into the channels: founder-led LinkedIn content and ads, signal-led outbound built in Clay, and the CRM and RevOps underneath, measured on pipeline. Works with US and UK teams. It does not run pricing studies or PR-led launches.

Best for: B2B companies whose positioning exists on paper but is not yet showing up in pipeline

gtm.questGTM strategy →What is GTM? →
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Services

ICP and positioningMessaging for content and outboundLinkedIn content and adsSignal-led outbound (Clay)CRM and RevOpsFractional GTM leadership

Methods

The Quest System (Neon + Clay + Claude Code)

Published pricing

Scoped and quoted in writing after the discovery call.

02

Troubadour

UK · Founded 2021 · Craig Brown, founder

A positioning and messaging consultancy for B2B SaaS startups that describes itself as the UK's first product marketing consultancy. Runs a messaging sprint and a full repositioning with customer interviews, jobs-to-be-done analysis and competitor battlecards, plus fractional support on launches and sales enablement.

Best for: Growth-stage B2B SaaS startups that need sharper ICP focus and messaging

Visit troubadour.co ↗Troubadour ↗

Services

Positioning and messagingCustomer researchCompetitor intelligenceWebsite copySales enablementGo-to-market strategy

Methods

Positioning canvasCustomer jobs-to-be-done

Published pricing

Positioning and messaging sprint from £7,000 (from $9,750); full repositioning from £22,500 (from $31,500). Source ↗

Checked 2026-10-16: Troubadour

03

Inflection

London, UK (and San Francisco) · James Doman-Pipe and Alicia Carney, co-founders

A two-person positioning studio run by former heads of product marketing at Remote and Deliveroo. Engagements start from customer interviews and win/loss data, end in one positioning decision with sales deck, homepage and launch assets, and add a Slack agent and MCP server so AI tools use the same story.

Best for: Series A to C B2B SaaS teams repositioning before a launch, raise or US expansion

Visit inflectionstudio.co ↗Inflection pricing ↗

Services

Win/loss and customer researchPositioningMessaging and sales narrativeLaunch assetsSales enablementStory operations retainer

Methods

Commercial analysis, judgment call, assets, AI operationalization

Published pricing

Foundations audit from $10,000; full story engagement from $25,000; story operations from $4,000 a month. Source ↗

Checked 2026-10-16: Inflection · Inflection, About · Inflection, pricing · Inflection, UK product marketing consultant

04

Torpedo

Oxford, UK (plus London) · Founded 2003 · Andrew Sinclair-Pearson, CEO

A B2B brand and go-to-market agency for technology and SaaS companies, working across brand and positioning, product launches (GTM strategy, content, sales and partner enablement, integrated campaigns) and always-on demand and ABM.

Best for: B2B tech companies that want positioning, brand and a launch campaign from one agency

Visit torpedogroup.com ↗Torpedo solutions ↗

Services

Positioning and propositionBrand and messagingProduct launchesSales and partner enablementIntegrated campaignsABM and demand generation

Methods

Brand, Launch, Grow

Published pricing

Not published.

Checked 2026-10-16: Torpedo · Torpedo solutions · Torpedo approach (founded 2003) · Torpedo contact (Oxford HQ, London) · The Drum, Torpedo profile

05

The Product Marketer

London, UK · Rory Woodbridge, founder

A London-based product marketing consultancy for tech companies across Europe and EMEA, offering hands-on project and sprint support: market and competitive insight, positioning and value proposition work, launch narratives, and website, sales collateral and in-product messaging.

Best for: European tech companies that need a senior product marketer on one priority project

Visit theproductmarketer.co ↗

Services

Market sizing and competitive intelligenceCustomer researchPositioning and value propositionLaunch narrativeWebsite and sales collateral

Published pricing

Not published.

Checked 2026-10-16: The Product Marketer · The Product Marketer, About

US and international

06

FletchPMM

Remote (works over Zoom) · Rob Kaminski and Anthony Pierri, co-founders

A positioning consultancy for B2B software startups built around one product: a two-week homepage positioning sprint that delivers four to six positioning options ranked by risk, a six-slide internal positioning deck and a rewritten homepage. It says it has worked with more than 500 B2B software companies, and does not interview customers or make sales decks.

Best for: B2B software startups whose homepage does not explain what they sell

Visit fletchpmm.com ↗FletchPMM sprint ↗

Services

Positioning strategyInternal positioning deckHomepage wireframe and copy

Methods

Two-week homepage positioning sprint

Published pricing

$10,000 (under $2M revenue or funding), $20,000 ($2M to $20M), $30,000 ($20M+) for the two-week sprint. Source ↗

Checked 2026-10-16: FletchPMM · FletchPMM, About

07

Aventi Group

Silicon Valley, California, US · Founded 2008 · Jeff Thompson (President) and Sridhar Ramanathan (COO), co-founders

A full-service product marketing agency for B2B tech that places senior consultants as embedded leaders or project teams, covering GTM strategy, product launches, sales enablement and sales kickoffs, content, digital and campaign management.

Best for: Enterprise and growth-stage B2B tech companies that need product marketing capacity fast

Visit aventigroup.com ↗Aventi Group ↗

Services

GTM strategyProduct launchesSales enablement and SKOsContent marketingDigital marketingCampaign management

Published pricing

Not published.

Checked 2026-10-16: Aventi Group · Aventi Group, About · PR Newswire: Aventi Group elevates Marie Melgaard to Partner (June 2025)

08

Olivine

US (distributed team) · Founded 2016 · Clayton Pritchard, CEO; Ashley Wilson and Raechel Lambert, co-founders

A full-service product marketing consultancy for tech companies from startups to public enterprises, covering personas and ICP, positioning and messaging, competitive intelligence, sales enablement, GTM strategy, website design and copy, and sales and marketing training.

Best for: Startups and AI companies that want strategy and production from one product marketing team

Visit olivinemarketing.com ↗Olivine agency services ↗

Services

Personas and ICPPositioning and messagingCompetitive intelligenceSales enablementGo-to-market strategyWebsite design and copy

Published pricing

Not published.

Checked 2026-10-16: Olivine, agency services · Olivine, About us

09

Cascade Insights

United States · Sean Campbell, CEO and founder

A B2B research firm that interviews buyers, customers and partners to inform positioning, sales and product decisions, with win-loss research, competitive landscape analysis, message testing and buyer persona work. It now also sells AI work-redesign advisory.

Best for: Product marketing teams that need independent win/loss and buyer research

Visit cascadeinsights.com ↗Cascade Insights ↗

Services

Win-loss researchCompetitive landscape analysisB2B message testingBuyer persona researchKey buying criteria researchGo-to-market research

Methods

Act With Clarity

Published pricing

Not published.

Checked 2026-10-16: Cascade Insights · Cascade Insights, About · George Fox University, Sean Campbell

10

Simon-Kucher

Founded in Germany; 30+ countries · Founded 1985 · Founded by Hermann Simon, Eckhard Kucher and Karl-Heinz Sebastian

A global pricing and growth consultancy with over 2,200 people. For software and technology companies it works on packaging design, price metrics and levels, usage-based and freemium models, and rolling new pricing out to existing customers.

Best for: Software companies redesigning packaging and pricing, from scale-up to enterprise

Visit simon-kucher.com ↗Pricing and packaging in TMT ↗

Services

Packaging designPricing strategyUsage-based and freemium modelsDiscount and sales guidelinesCustomer base migration

Published pricing

Not published.

Checked 2026-10-16: Simon-Kucher, About us · Simon-Kucher, software and internet technology · Simon-Kucher, pricing and packaging in TMT

Nobody paid to appear here.

We list firms whose core offer is product marketing work for B2B tech companies: positioning and messaging, launches, sales enablement, buyer and competitive research, or pricing and packaging.

Software platforms and courses are excluded.

Prices appear only where a firm publishes them on its own website.

Results quoted on firm sites, including client testimonials, are their claims, not ours.

05/ positioning

How good firms do positioning five components, in order

Most serious positioning work follows a version of April Dunford's method from Obviously Awesome.

Ask any agency how its process compares.

Start with competitive alternatives

Dunford's starting point is what customers would do if your product didn't exist.

That includes doing nothing, a spreadsheet, or an intern, not just named competitors.

Dunford's books are the standard reference; her site says Obviously Awesome has sold over 100,000 copies.

Messaging, taglines and website copy come after positioning, not before.

If an agency starts with the tagline, ask why.

06/ launches

What a product launch agency runs before, during and after

A launch is a short burst of attention on a long sales motion.

The firms worth paying plan the weeks after launch day as carefully as the day itself.

Decide how big the launch is

The signal

A feature, a product, or a new market entry

The play

Tier the launch (for example tier 1 to 3) so effort matches impact.

Not every release needs a press push.

Owner: Product marketing and product

For the wider plan a launch sits inside, see GTM strategy and what is GTM.

A flow diagram with positioning at the left feeding messaging, which branches into launches, sales enablement, website, and outbound and ads, all converging on pipeline at the right, with a feedback loop from win/loss back to positioning.
Positioning feeds messaging; messaging feeds every channel; win/loss evidence feeds back into positioning.

07/ sales and competition

Sales enablement and competitive intelligence where positioning meets deals

Positioning that never reaches a sales call is a slide.

Enablement is the delivery: a pitch narrative, talk tracks, objection handling and battlecards that reps actually use.

Gartner reports that B2B buyers are 1.8 times more likely to complete a high-quality deal when they use supplier digital tools together with a sales rep, and that 75% of B2B buyers prefer a rep-free sales experience.

Both your site and your reps need the same story.

Competition is rising.

In Crayon's 2026 survey, 57.5% of teams said more of their deals are competitive than a year ago, and 49.6% saw their competitive win rate increase.

Crayon sells competitive intelligence software, so read its numbers with that in mind.

The best input for battlecards is buyers themselves.

Win/loss interviews tell you why you actually lost, which is rarely what the rep wrote in the CRM.

Firms like Cascade Insights in the list above run them for you.

08/ what it costs

Product marketing agency pricing published prices, October 2026

Most firms quote after a call.

These three publish entry prices on their own sites; we list them as published.

FirmEngagementPublished priceSource
FletchPMMTwo-week homepage positioning sprint, early stage (under $2M revenue or funding)$10,000FletchPMM
FletchPMMSame sprint, growth stage ($2M to $20M)$20,000FletchPMM
FletchPMMSame sprint, mature ($20M+)$30,000FletchPMM
TroubadourPositioning and messaging sprintFrom £7,000 (from $9,750)Troubadour
TroubadourFull repositioning, including 10 customer interviews and battlecardsFrom £22,500 (from $31,500)Troubadour
InflectionFoundations audit with customer interviews and win/loss reviewFrom $10,000Inflection pricing
InflectionFull story engagement: research, positioning, assets, enablementFrom $25,000Inflection pricing
InflectionOngoing story operations after the engagementFrom $4,000 a monthInflection pricing
GTM QuestScoped and quoted in writing after a callFees and tools as separate linesNot applicable

Compare with hiring. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the median annual wage for marketing managers at $166,790 (May 2025).

That is a broad category, not product marketers specifically, and excludes benefits and recruiting cost.

A positioning sprint costs a fraction of a year's salary, but it does not replace someone who owns the story after the agency leaves.

What drives price: company stage, the number of products and segments, whether the firm interviews your customers itself, and how many finished assets you need.

09/ options

Product marketing agency vs hiring three ways to get the work done

Agency or consultancyIn-house product marketer
Speed to first outputWeeks: sprints run two to four weeksMonths: hiring, then onboarding
Depth on your productBorrowed; relies on your team for customer knowledgeBuilds over time; sits in every product meeting
Cost shapeProject fee or retainerSalary, benefits and recruiting
Best forA positioning reset, a launch, a pricing reviewContinuous launches, enablement and roadmap input

→ Use an agency for the decision, a person to keep it alive. Many teams do both, in that order.

10/ choosing

Which product marketing firm fits? pick your problem

What is the most urgent product marketing problem right now?

Positioning studio

Hire a positioning sprint

A fixed two to four week process ending in a positioning decision and homepage copy.

Fast, and priced by stage.

  • ✓ FletchPMM, Troubadour, Inflection
  • ✓ Bring sales call recordings
  • ✓ Expect several options, then one decision

Risk: a sprint relies on your customer knowledge. Weak inputs, weak positioning.

11/ before you sign

How to choose a product marketing agency eight questions to ask

01

Who does the work?

Named people, their product marketing roles before consulting, and whether juniors take over after the pitch.

02

Where does the evidence come from?

Customer interviews, win/loss, sales calls, or only a workshop with your team.

FletchPMM, for one, says plainly that it does not interview your customers.

03

How many positioning options will we see?

Good firms show several and explain the trade-offs before you choose one.

04

What do we get at the end?

A positioning document, a messaging framework, homepage copy, a deck, battlecards.

Ask for samples.

05

How does it reach sales?

Training, talk tracks and a way to check reps use them.

Otherwise the work stays in a folder.

06

Have you worked in our market?

Enterprise security and SMB SaaS sell differently.

Ask for work with similar buyers and deal sizes.

07

How will we know it worked?

Agree measures before you start: win rate, sales cycle, demo-to-close, homepage conversion.

08

What happens after?

Ongoing support, check-ins, or a clean handover to your team.

12/ walk away

Red flags in a product marketing proposal what we would question

Tagline first

Dunford is clear that messaging, branding and copy come after positioning, not before.

A proposal that opens with taglines skips the hard part.

No buyer evidence

Positioning built only from internal opinion sounds good in the office and fails in the market.

One option, presented as obvious

Most products can be positioned several ways.

If you only see one, you don't know what you gave up.

Deliverables nobody uses

A 100-slide deck no rep opens.

Ask how the work gets into live deals.

Pricing advice without data

Simon-Kucher's own guidance is that the price metric, how you charge, matters more than how much.

Opinions on price levels alone are not a pricing project.

Results claimed, not shown

Testimonials on firm sites are claims.

Ask to speak to a client with a similar problem.

13/ GTM Quest

How GTM Quest handles product marketing positioning carried into pipeline

We are a GTM agency, not a launch-PR shop or a pricing consultancy.

We do the positioning and ICP work, then build the channels that put it in front of buyers, on Neon Postgres, Clay and Claude Code.

  1. 01

    Evidence first

    Your closed-won and lost deals, sales call notes and a handful of customer conversations. What buyers compared you with, and why they chose.

    WEEK 1
  2. 02

    ICP and positioning

    Best-fit customers, the alternatives you beat, and the value that matters to them. One decision, written down.

    WEEKS 1 TO 2
  3. 03

    Messaging into assets

    Homepage sections, the founder's LinkedIn themes, outbound openers and a short sales narrative from the same source.

    WEEKS 2 TO 3
  4. 04

    Into the channels

    LinkedIn content and ads, and signal-led outbound in Clay to accounts that match the ICP.

    WEEK 3 ON
  5. 05

    Measured on pipeline

    Meetings, opportunities and win rate by segment, reviewed with sales. Messages that do not convert get rewritten.

    MONTHLY

If you need a dedicated pricing study or a large enterprise launch, we will say so and point you to a specialist in the list above.

For senior help on the plan, see our GTM consultant page; for named-account programs, our ABM agency.

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  2. 02We look at your homepage, ICP and recent losses
  3. 03A written next step after the call
  4. 04US and UK teams
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14/ questions

Product marketing agencies FAQ

What B2B tech teams ask before they hire a product marketing agency or consultant.

It sets your positioning and messaging, then puts them to work in launches, sales enablement, competitive material and sometimes pricing.

See what a product marketing agency does.

For positioning sprints, FletchPMM, Troubadour and Inflection; for full-service product marketing, Aventi Group and Olivine; for pricing, Simon-Kucher.

See the firms and which firm fits.

A product marketing agency that sells the strategy first: ICP, positioning, messaging and launch planning, before any production work.

See the five jobs.

Published prices run from about $10,000 for a sprint to $30,000 or more for a full repositioning: FletchPMM charges $10,000 to $30,000 by company stage.

See pricing.

Usually one senior person who leads positioning, messaging or launch planning with your team, often on a fixed-scope project or a few days a month.

See agency, firm or consultant.

An agency that plans and runs a product launch: tiering, narrative, assets, sales readiness and the campaign itself.

See what a product launch agency runs.

An agency for a defined problem like a positioning reset or launch; a hire when you need someone to own the story every week.

See agency vs hiring.

Pricing consultancies such as Simon-Kucher, which works on packaging design and pricing models for technology companies.

Most positioning studios do not run pricing research.

No. A product marketing agency decides what you say and to whom; a SaaS marketing agency usually runs the channels.

See SaaS marketing agencies.

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15/ related

Keep exploring

gtm.quest

GTM Quest

The GTM agency behind this page: positioning, systems and pipeline.

gtm.quest

GTM strategy

The plan product marketing feeds: ICP, motion and channels.

gtm.quest

What is GTM?

Go-to-market, defined, and where product marketing fits.

gtm.quest

SaaS marketing agencies

Agencies that run the channels once the message is set.

gtm.quest

Fractional CMO

Part-time marketing leadership, when you need a person.

gtm.quest

Demand generation agencies

Turning positioning into demand.

gtm.quest

ABM agency UK

Account-based marketing for named target accounts.

gtm.quest

What is a go-to-market agency?

How a full GTM partner differs from a specialist firm.

16/ sources

Every source on this page

Each figure above links to one of these. All were opened and checked on October 16, 2026.

  1. Product Marketing Alliance, Why are PMMs spending more on professional development? (State of Product Marketing 2025 data)productmarketingalliance.com
  2. Product Marketing Alliance, State of Product Marketing Report 2025productmarketingalliance.com
  3. Crayon, The 2026 State of Competitive Intelligencecrayon.co
  4. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook: Advertising, promotions, and marketing managersbls.gov
  5. Product Marketing Alliance, How product marketing leaders are shaping strategy in 2026productmarketingalliance.com
  6. Product Marketing Alliance, Managing product marketing teams through hypergrowth (Jan 2026)productmarketingalliance.com
  7. April Dunford, A quickstart guide to positioningaprildunford.com
  8. April Dunford, An introduction to positioningaprildunford.com
  9. April Dunford, Books (Obviously Awesome, Sales Pitch)aprildunford.com
  10. Gartner, The B2B buying journeygartner.com
  11. FletchPMM, Homepage positioning sprint and pricingfletchpmm.com
  12. Troubadour, Positioning and messaging for B2B tech (pricing)troubadour.co
  13. Inflection, Pricinginflectionstudio.co
  14. fractional.questfractional.quest
  15. Simon-Kucher, Profit starts with packaging and pricingsimon-kucher.com
  16. Simon-Kucher, Pricing and packaging in TMTsimon-kucher.com
  17. Inflectioninflectionstudio.co
  18. Inflection, Aboutinflectionstudio.co
  19. Inflection, UK product marketing consultantinflectionstudio.co
  20. Torpedotorpedogroup.com
  21. Torpedo solutionstorpedogroup.com
  22. Torpedo approach (founded 2003)torpedogroup.com
  23. Torpedo contact (Oxford HQ, London)torpedogroup.com
  24. The Drum, Torpedo profilethedrum.com
  25. The Product Marketertheproductmarketer.co
  26. The Product Marketer, Abouttheproductmarketer.co
  27. FletchPMM, Aboutfletchpmm.com
  28. Aventi Groupaventigroup.com
  29. Aventi Group, Aboutaventigroup.com
  30. PR Newswire: Aventi Group elevates Marie Melgaard to Partner (June 2025)prnewswire.com
  31. Olivine, agency servicesolivinemarketing.com
  32. Olivine, About usolivinemarketing.com
  33. Cascade Insightscascadeinsights.com
  34. Cascade Insights, Aboutcascadeinsights.com
  35. George Fox University, Sean Campbellgeorgefox.edu
  36. Simon-Kucher, About ussimon-kucher.com
  37. Simon-Kucher, software and internet technologysimon-kucher.com