CATALYST CONSULTING GROUP LLC
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

“If you really want to transform yourself and your business work with Caryn. If you like to bullshit and dance around the truth/reality then be prepared to get over that or stop being coached.” L.C, Production Manager, McTavish Shortbread Company “The business I worked for previously, paid for my participation in the program. How much I valued the program is apparent in the fact that I shelled out the money to attend when I started my own company. Having previously worked with Caryn, I knew the coaching would be beneficial to my success.” C.H. Small Business Owner “Caryn and Catalyst were recommended to me by my CPA multiple times and once I had an occasion to work with her I knew she was the one to help me with my business.” “Be prepared to look at what is not working in your business and why it is not working. Be aware that change is uncomfortable, but necessary if you want things to be different.” Catalyst is a business consulting firm. I’m Caryn Condon, the President. The buck stops with me. My company offers one-on-one executive consulting, specialty workshops and in-house trainings. I’m usually in the foreground, and, when needed, I have extraordinary colleagues and resources to call upon, that expand my company’s capacity to serve clients. Catalyst’s Clients are people who build and run businesses in a unique way. They don’t fit a particular shape or mold. There is no ideal model into which each company or individual fits. In fact, many of our Clients take pride in not fitting in. They’re often rebels. They’re resilient, capable, brilliant. They’ve chosen a path offset from the ordinary. They’re trailblazers and explorers. Our Clients don’t share a common industry or size of business. be more important than what might thwart them, or take them out of the game. They’ve discerned that allowing contribution from the outside is far from a sign of weakness–rather, it’s a secret weapon, a competitive advantage, something that gives them an edge in business. Business is not a game for wimps. Working with Catalyst makes a business owner’s life easier. The game gets clearer. The path lights up. Uncertainty disappears. Obstacles that have thwarted results in the past get addressed and cleared out of the way. New opportunities show themselves. Clients develop and experience greater competence, confidence and effectiveness in the key domains of business, including: Your life can be easier, as a Business Owner. Clarify what it takes to run your business well. Have the path light up. Have uncertainty disappear. Address problems and obstacles: Clear them out of the way. You can be more powerful, more in control, more effective. You can have greater confidence and competence in the key areas of business, including: Sales Marketing Productivity Finance Leadership Practical, Potent Advice for Business Owners and Executives Keep the plates spinning, fulfill promises, meet deadlines, hit the numbers, hire, train, repeat. It’s a lot to hold. Clients receive support with the totality of the business. Catalyst provides a sounding board, we’re a savvy collaborator, a secret-weapon: our focus is on the success, profit and viability of your company. Short term and long term. When a company works well, it’s easy to see. What’s happening in Your company? There’s something unusual that you notice when a company works well, something you . And the experience is good. There’s a special vibe. It starts with basic expectations being met. In today’s world, that alone, can set a company apart. When expectations are exceeded, Customers may stay forever. No one should choose to work with a business consultant or business coach casually. More likely, you’ve met me, or you heard me speak somewhere. Maybe my company has been recommended by someone you know. Here are a few suggestions on how to figure out whether we (or some other company, perhaps) are the right company to support you in your business, or not. 1. Have a conversation. An initial conversation should be free. It doesn’t make sense to give a company or a person the opportunity to sell to you, and for you to pay to do so. Does the person you’re speaking with demonstrate prowess and expertise with regard to what they’re offering? Do you get a sense that the person is the kind of person that YOU will be able to work well with? Are they speaking to you about what’s important to YOU and your company? 3. Determine what your criteria are, for determining whether you can trust this person / this company or not. What ARE your criteria? There are several ways to help figure out whether you can trust someone: Call references, check social media, do a Google search, ask pointed and difficult questions while you’re speaking with the person, do a background check, read testimonials. You might want to check with your attorney, or your accountant. You’re considering making an investment. Do your due diligence! No one should choose to work with a business consultant or business coach casually. More likely, you’ve met me, or you heard me speak somewhere. Maybe my company has been recommended by someone you know. Here are a few suggestions on how to figure out whether we (or some other company, perhaps) are the right company to support you in your business, or not. 1. Have a conversation. An initial conversation should be free. It doesn’t make sense to give a company or a person the opportunity to sell to you, and for you to pay to do so. Does the person you’re speaking with demonstrate prowess and expertise with regard to what they’re offering? Do you get a sense that the person is the kind of person that YOU will be able to work well with? Are they speaking to you about what’s important to YOU and your company? 3. Determine what your criteria are, for determining whether you can trust this person / this company or not. What ARE your criteria? There are several ways to help figure out whether you can trust someone: Call references, check social media, do a Google search, ask pointed and difficult questions while you’re speaking with the person, do a background check, read testimonials. You might want to check with your attorney, or your accountant.