Cammie McClellan - Marketing Strategist “Ryan and I have very complimentary backgrounds and experience, but more importantly, we share the same values and ethics in working with and for our clients”. Cammie's Signature
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 Ryan Dennis – Business and Technology Consultant

Cammie McClellan – Marketing Strategist

In the pursuit of career happiness Cammie founded Marketing Pursuit, a marketing services company that helps businesses increase revenue and achieve new milestones through effective strategies, planning and the right mix of sales enabling tactics.

With over 20 years experience in fortune 500 companies in sales, business management and marketing strategy roles, she has also owned and operated three successful small businesses and understands the unique challenges of the small business owner.

She is passionate about the independent business community and is concerned about the erosion of America’s small business frontier. The development of a more efficient marketing services model is a logical progression in helping businesses shift from unprofitable marketing practices to newer online channels that offer better return on investment at a lower cost.

Ryan Dennis – Business and Technology Consultant

After more than 10 years in the corporate world, Ryan made a strategic exit and established himself as a business and technology consultant. He takes a result driven approach to help Entrepreneurs bridge the gap between business and technology for better business performance.

Ryan has been working with start-ups and small businesses since October 2007, and finds that there is nothing more rewarding than providing the tools and resources to help businesses operate more proficiently allowing for next stage growth.

The most valuable insight he has gleaned is “doing the right thing for the right reason”. The right reasons are captured in a business and marketing plan supported by accurate market research. He believes that it is important to have a “living” plan that can be revisited and revised each quarter, to avoid business disruption and lost revenue down the road.