EMPLOYEE STRATEGIES
Business: Performance-improvement consulting firm offers customized services in culture surveys, customer surveys, business planning and implementation.
Founded: 2006
Headquarters: Minneapolis
Website: www.employeestrategies.com
Employees: 5, plus a subcontractor
Executives: J. Forrest, owner
2011 revenue: $350,000
Strategy: Market Alignamite through Employee Strategies and other small consulting firms; continue refining Alignamite and develop a company to support it; raise money to support those activities.
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