The New England Consulting Group

Will private label and store brand beer take market share from America's top brands? Combined, private label and store brands have been the principle growth engine for entire CPG industry over the last decade. Until recently, beer was off-limits.

The New England Consulting Group, headquartered in Westport, Connecticut, is pleased to announce that Matthew Calish has been appointed to the position of Managing Partner & Principal.

The $2 value meal could be a game changer for Taco Bell. One dollar meals limit the quantity a restaurant can offer and leave consumers wanting. This is strategic for Taco Bell who's consumer don't eat restaurant food, they hoover it.

Domino’s new improved pizza is definitely new and certainly improved but not enough to drive the sales and profit increases being seen by the restaurant chain and its franchisees. So what’s the big idea? Product + positioning + execution = growth

Congress is currently pushing legislation to reform practices that led to a great financial collapse. And like the New Deal, this legislation will put more control in government hands than ever before.

There's been a flurry of activity in recent months among private equity buyers of restaurant chains. According to a study by New England Consulting Group, several recent and pending transactions will disappoint and result in more churn among owners.

According to Gary Stibel, CEO of the New England Consulting Group, “Weight Watchers’ choice of Jennifer Hudson as a celebrity endorser/client is brilliant, and the exception to the rule in marketing and advertising today.”

Walmart has saved this planet hundreds of billions of dollars since its founding. But, the price rollback being announced this month will likely save this country about $10 billion during the balance of 2010 alone.

Tom Hayes, Managing Partner at the New England Consulting Group and author of “Maverick Marketing”, and Bob Barocci, CEO of Advertising Research Foundation, will present a free webinar discussing the rapidly changing world of marketing.

For the first time in decades, the diet industry has gone on a diet – a big diet! And the industry is losing millions (pounds of product sales) and millions (dollars of profits).