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"I was intrigued by your seeming ability to see tangents and lateral business opportunities, something I was struggling with in a somewhat linear industry. I came away from every meeting buzzing with ideas - the strategic advice you offer is unlike anything I can compare with."
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Every business has its own specific growth challenge. We deliver performance-driven advice and thinking that delivers tangible results and leaves a lasting legacy for your organisation.
Getting the most out of your ideas, investment & Innovation Engine.
Exploring disruptive options & making focused choices that deliver the greatest impact.
Instilling accountability and commercial thinking in Sustainability teams and plans.
Creating a Challenger Culture that translates to optimal human and business performance.
A lot of our time at Mangrove is focused on helping companies optimise their approach to innovation. But more important than process or strategy is the people factor – and in a world increasingly driven by data and AI, that’s only becoming more true.
In-market failure rates for innovation have sat between 80% and 95% for three decades, largely untouched by the money and resource businesses have thrown at the discipline. In our experience, the problem is rarely the ideas. It’s almost always the system managing them.
Innovation failure rates have sat between 80% and 95% for three decades, largely untouched by the money and resource thrown at the discipline. For innovation to survive the existential threat it currently faces, it must front up to the performance challenge.
In a world of rapidly accelerating sustainability legislation, we’ve been reminded that it’s still the consumer who holds most of the cards. Recent events in dairy and automotive show what happens when brands push change faster than consumers are willing to follow.
Apple’s annual iPhone launch cycle is a masterclass in confusing consumer wants with consumer needs. Their latest Product Environmental Report looks good on paper, but it completely ignores the environmental cost of the cycle itself.
Benchmarking is rarely an uplifting experience. But this week we were reminded of something more specific: how easy it is to draw completely the wrong conclusions when you’re not comparing apples with apples.
