SOZO | Pivotal

For the sake of simplicity we break down the stages of growth for a business into three categories. Based on our experience with a wide range of companies, we work best with companies that are in one of these three phases:


You're well-established. Your company has been around for years, but it's time to re-focus and re-think where you're headed in this next chapter. Many companies in this phase are stuck in a rut of past successes colliding with new opportunities. Where do you go from here? What is your new purpose and how do you communicate that message?		Ahh, the heart of America — the small business sector. The segment where most of this country makes its living and the phase where it's make or break time. Every day is pivotal to the success of the company. Many companies have a difficult time differentiating themselves at this level. After all, you've experienced success, but are you achieving the success you're pushing for?		The energy and passion that exists in a true entrepreneur is contagious. The vision is being created and the dreams of success are plentiful. The start-up phase shouldn't be confused with "I got an idea" stage. Start-ups are real — whether it's just you and your basement or a couple of employees in a modest office space. Real investments. Real issues. Real challenges. Real excitement! You've taken the step and made the commitment. This isn't a "we'll see if this works in my spare time" initiative.

So where do you fit in this picture? Surely somewhere. So if you're an outstanding company in any one of these catetories...let's talk. You will see how a partnership with SOZO | Pivotal can help re-energize a tired brand strategy, differentiate you from your competition or create that concise message and identity that will springboard your company into a new reality.

You're well-established. Your company has been around for years, but it's time to re-focus and re-think where you're headed in this next chapter.

Many companies in this phase are stuck in a rut of past successes colliding with new opportunities. Where do you go from here? What is your new purpose and how do you communicate that message?

Ahh, the heart of America — the small business sector. The segment where most of this country makes its living and the phase where it's make or break time. Every day is pivotal to the success of the company.

Many companies have a difficult time differentiating themselves at this level. After all, you've experienced success, but are you achieving the success you're pushing for?

The energy and passion that exists in a true entrepreneur is contagious. The vision is being created and the dreams of success are plentiful.

The start-up phase shouldn't be confused with "I got an idea" stage.

Start-ups are real — whether it's just you and your basement or a couple of employees in a modest office space. Real investments. Real issues. Real challenges. Real excitement!

You've taken the step and made the commitment. This isn't a "we'll see if this works in my spare time" initiative.

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