
TGP’s authority is built on decades of changing how businesses operate, how people perform, how brands grow, and how commercial systems create value.
TGP is grounded in experience within organizations ranging in scale from approximately $1 million to $300 million.
The work has extended across:
It can originate in the company’s structure, people, product, priorities, communication, or operating capacity.


















TGP’s experience includes creating and implementing business systems, commercial programs, and brand initiatives adopted across entire organizations.
That work has:
The value did not come from creativity alone.

Some businesses need growth. Others first need to stop moving toward failure.
TGP’s experience includes identifying when an operating model, commercial direction, organizational structure, or leadership approach was no longer capable of supporting the business.
The work has involved:
TGP does not protect a failing system because it is familiar.
TGP determines what the future of the business requires and leads the change.
After years without meaningful sales improvement, TGP assumed regional leadership for an emerging consumer brand.
The intervention connected:
Monthly year-over-year sales growth advanced through 30%, 43%, 56%, 83%, and 100%—reaching 100% growth for two consecutive months.
Monthly year-over-year growth progressed from approximately 30% to 60% to 90%.
The work currently spans more than 150 retail locations, 12 distributor representatives across Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, a corporate organization of more than 10 people, and direct executive leadership.
The regional results are not an isolated sales achievement. They are the outcome of making the business systems surrounding the market work together.










TGP identified that a product’s package size and shelf price were weakening its competitive position.
The original format required too much physical and financial commitment from the customer relative to competing products.
That direct market intelligence informed a smaller package and more accessible price point—improving shelf fit, retailer viability, customer accessibility, and commercial
competitiveness.
The value was not simply identifying that the package looked too large.
It was understanding what that condition meant to retailer acceptance, customer purchase, sales performance, and future expansion.
That is Street-to-Shelf intelligence.
Mary discovered me and my business at a demo at a grocery store, and everything changed from there. She saw me, really listened to my story, and jumped in wanting to support our brand. Since working together, my business has taken off. We now have solid plans to expand into multiple new locations. Mary redesigned our packaging and implemented grassroots marketing that’s truly expanded our reach. She’s not just a growth partner; she's my business partner. Thank you, Mary. You are incredibly gifted—and now I understand exactly why.
- Britt E., Founder, BFF