Launching something into the marketplace is her sweet spot.

Pam is dedicated to the Breakthrough mission of enabling businesses to make decisions based on fact.

Through a suite of agile research frame works we bring clarity to market dynamics and big data with predictive business scenarios to help managers make better, informed, fact-based decisions.

For companies that want to enter a new market or upgrade their current market position to achieve profitable adoptions, the Breakthrough team defines what customers will pay for, how to deliver it to them, and what to say to them to motivate favorable behaviors.

Specifically, Pam leads the documentation, design, and deployment of the intelligence necessary to grow client business and increase competitive advantage. A sampling of clients for this work have included Xerox Corp.; United States Marine Corps; New York City Department of Small Business Services; and advertising agencies and industries as varied as technology, insurance, textiles, performance materials, building material, and government.

Prior to co-founding Breakthrough Marketing Technology, Pam was responsible for marketing support of global sales to 15 industries at AlliedSignal/Honeywell. She has led marketing, customer service and e-business departments; designed, built, and managed global marketing organizations; built brand equity and refined brand strategies; and developed and implemented communication strategies. She has built business strategies and been responsible for their successful execution.

At AlliedSignal, she led the team that delivered the first and only patent to a mature business winning a corporate prize. Her global cross functional product development team won a corporate Six Sigma for Growth competition launching new products with the business’s highest levels of profitability.  

Pam teaches graduate students Integrated Marketing and Media Campaigns at NYU School for Professional Studies. She has been invited to deliver guest lectures on New Product Development Market Research at NYU Stern and Rutgers Business Schools. She has delivered presentations on product development, commercialization and innovation to the Product Development Management Association (PDMA), Institute for the Study of Business Markets (ISBM), WCBF Six Sigma for Marketing Conferences, and the American Chemical Society. Pam has also taught a series of workshops for a Marketing Certificate Program at Kent State University Center for Corporate and Professional Development.