Engine No. 9, Brooklyn NY

Alden Levy

Engine No. 9

New York, NY (Gowanus)
Consulting Agency Small Business Women Owned Business
Consulting Agency Small Business Women Owned Business
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About Us

Engine No. 9 is the result of a partnership of senior marketing executives and technology professionals, who know that today’s clients need strategies and implementations that leverage the unique strengths of an organization and are measurably relevant to both the top and bottom line. Our work effectively supports your overall market, strategy, and communications objectives.

We help brand-leading firms from Verizon to small startups recognize market opportunities and develop product and technology solutions that grow revenues and profits while providing fuller services to customers.
We are skilled at communicating complex business processes and technologies in easily understandable terms to internal and external business stakeholders to create buy-in and support across multifaceted, complex organizations.

The products and services we offer

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Operations, Marketing, Sales, Financial, Technology, Analytics, and Cybersecurity Consulting
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Recommendations Given (8)
"Our company has been working with Andrew for more than 5 years, and his advice is well-reasoned..." Read more "Our company has been working with Andrew for more than 5 years, and his advice is well-reasoned and geared to his client's appetite for risk. "
"Jay is an intelligent, insightful advisor and counsel. He brings up issues BEFORE they become..." Read more "Jay is an intelligent, insightful advisor and counsel. He brings up issues BEFORE they become problems and is always ready with a solution. "
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Recent Activity
What type of health and wellness programs have you implemented in your business? What was the response?
Alden from Engine No. 9 Answered this on January 27, 2020
We're a small company (4 full-time employees), but we constantly push our employees to take care of themselves. I think it starts from the top. If you take time to go to the doctor, take time off when you're sick, and practice self-care yourself, your employees won't feel sheepish taking the same... (more) We're a small company (4 full-time employees), but we constantly push our employees to take care of themselves. I think it starts from the top. If you take time to go to the doctor, take time off when you're sick, and practice self-care yourself, your employees won't feel sheepish taking the same time. 

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