Catalyze better experiences

At Resurgent Catalyst, we do one thing - experience architecture. This means we design and build scalable, winning go-to-market experiences for big companies.

Our goal? Enable them to treat their customers well - and be profitable doing it. We stay focused on what we know, and we do it very well.

Your customers demand better - and you need help. Let's talk about where our expertise can help bridge the gap.

Andrew Blackmore – Managing Partner

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Some examples of the experience we bring with us...

Specialty retailer uses data to drive engagement online and in store.

A $5B+ wheel and tire retailer had splashy hires with aspirations optimizing their retail business with analytics while simultaneously using that same data to drive personalized engagement. However, there was not enough infrastructure to support data processing and distribution at the scale necessary.

Mobile tradeshow experience ready for busy farmers and rural America

An agrochemical manufacturer preparing for their annual tradeshow circuit wanted a mobile experience to support their staff having informed, natural conversations with customers and prospects. A few catches – no internet was available at most major shows, and major competitors have exhibits set up next to them.

Solving campaign governance challenges for global, multi-level marketing company

Operations and technology challenges intersected when a cosmetics company needed help with campaign operations. They needed to deploy globally consistent analytics while allowing regionally relevant deviations for advertising campaigns on their commerce and consulting websites.

Business integration of Sales portfolios to maximize revenue growth

A F500 manufacturing automation firm looking to leverage its software business for growth lacked integration into the core business. Incorporating Sales and Marketing operations would position the Software business for 30 - 40% YoY growth over the next decade on the back of their core offerings.

Experience architecture isn't just about technology - it's a way to plan for growth.

It’s 2020 and sales, service, marketing, and eCommerce still exist in operationally segregated functions within many large organizations. It’s time to act – put your customers first, and in doing so, plan for growth!