We’ve been running outsourced new business programs for professional services firms since 2005. Our New Business Directors understand how consulting firms operate: the long pursuit cycles, the project-based nature of revenue, and the specific decision-makers who hold the budget authority at your target accounts.
Senior-Level Outreach That Fits How Consulting Firms Sell
Consulting engagements are won at the relationship level, and the decisions happen with CFOs, CHROs, COOs, CIOs, and Chief Supply Chain Officers. The firms that earn those conversations know you can’t reach C-suite buyers with generic volume outreach, and neither do we. Our New Business Directors average 15 to 20 years of experience selling services and 8 to 9 years of tenure at RSW/B2B. They operate as an extension of your firm, with a dedicated phone, voicemail, and email address at your domain, so to the prospect, they look like they work for you.
Prospect Lists Built Around Buying Signals
Consulting buying triggers are specific and time-sensitive: a new CHRO announcement, a margin pressure disclosure in a 10-Q, a tariff exposure statement, an M&A close, a public return-to-office mandate. These are the signals that indicate a company is about to spend on outside consulting help, and they’re what we build your lists around. Every contact is verified before a single outreach goes out, and every list belongs to your firm when the program ends.
Multi-Channel Programs Built for Sales Cycles That Run in Months, Not Weeks
Consulting sales cycles run 2 to 12 months depending on the sub-vertical. A healthcare operations engagement involving five internal buyers moves differently from a lean diagnostic at a manufacturer with a new COO on a 90-day plan, and your outreach program needs to account for that. Mail, email, phone, and LinkedIn working together is what keeps your firm visible across that entire window, and the combination of all four channels is what turns a cold contact into a conversation worth having.