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Through the efficient use of technology and effective process implementation, companies can improve their time management and increase productivity, allowing them to change from a reactive culture – putting out fires – to a proactive culture allowing them to focus on growth. Started as a company to teach business leaders how to manage with their technology, Bralan Consulting has expanded to focus on operational efficiency, customer relationship management implementation and process documentation.
Susan B Shapiro, owner of Bralan Consulting, has experience in both large and small companies. Having gone from corporate America to a start-up, from global project management to procurement to sales to human resources, Susan has learned the impasses that get in the way of proactive growth, and has developed a distinctive technique to remove them.
In addition, Susan educates her clients in the world of online communication to help them best understand the objectives of using the different tools available.
As a Constant Contact solution provider, Susan is a certified email marketing specialist, showing her clients how to create fruitful communications with their contacts.
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Susan B Shapiro
Operations Strategistsusan@bralan-consulting.com
Tel. 212-452-0070
Why “Bralan”
As I’m often asked where the name “Bralan” came from, here’s the story:
Bralan Consulting was named in memory of my brother, Alan R. Shapiro, who died in a road accident in May, 2005. A few months after his death my sister-in-law asked me to teach her how to create a PowerPoint presentation, something my brother had always done for her. After getting her started, she asked me to email her a list of all the other technology I could help her with – the stuff that Alan use to handle. It was her suggestion that I combine my skill with technology and my ability to teach, and start my own business. When I decided to proceed, it was important to me that my brother’s name be part of my company name; it was important to my sister-in-law that I somehow include the fact that he was my brother. The “Br” in Bralan stands for brother, and the rest is for Alan.
Susan