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Growth you
can prove.

Claymore is an operator-led value creation consultancy that grows revenue on numbers your board can trust.

Overview

Growth is a system, and nobody owns all of it.

US middle-market companies generate more than $10 trillion in revenue a year.1 In most of them, nobody owns how marketing, sales, data and technology work together, and that is where revenue leaks. Research suggests the average business loses more than 6% of revenue through pricing leakage alone.2

Claymore owns those connections and is accountable for the result. Where we can see revenue leaking, we invest first: a Revenue Clarity Scan that shows you where revenue is going and what it is costing you. Then we stay in your business until it is fixed.

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    Revenue Clarity Scan

  2. 02

    Revenue Blueprint

  3. 03

    Growth Execution

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Photo: Ricardo Gomez Angel / Unsplash

Client stories

Testimonials

Seth Richards
“They brought real structure to a business that had outgrown its marketing foundation. Their ability to bring in the right tools, people, and insights helped us transition from reactive to strategic, and from anecdotal to data-driven.”
Seth RichardsExecutive Partner, AEA InvestorsFormerly CEO, Implus
Trevor Rinker
“They’ve been a key partner in helping us evaluate marketing performance across our portfolio, and in how we underwrite future acquisitions. Their ability to translate marketing into ROI, infrastructure, and enterprise value has made them a critical part of our diligence and operating playbook.”
Trevor RinkerFounder, Saltair MGMTFormerly Percheron Capital

Clients and sponsors

  • 50 Floor
  • AEA
  • American Expediting
  • American Securities
  • Blue Torch Capital
  • CEA CAPA
  • Dunes Point Capital
  • H.I.G.
  • Hydration Room
  • Infinedi
  • Montway
  • Numotion
  • SageHome
  • Window Nation
  • WorldWide Electric

Have a growth problem the board is asking about?

We invest to find your revenue leak. Then we stay to fix it.

  1. National Center for the Middle Market, The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business. Middle market defined as companies with $10M to $1B in annual revenue. ↩
  2. Bain & Company and Pricefx, analysis of a global sample of industrial companies: revenue lost through off-invoice discounts and leakage. ↩