Kevin Lawrence
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Overview
I help small and mid-sized organizations grow through smarter marketing, the kind that connects story, strategy, and execution. Through my consulting practice, Find the Loose Brick, I work with clients who’ve already proven their value but feel their marketing has hit a ceiling. They’re established, ambitious, and ready to take the next step, they just need a clearer plan and a steady hand to help make it happen. My clients range from law firms, medical and wellness practices, and community nonprofits to retailers, manufacturers, and B2B service providers. Most have teams of 5–100 people and r
About
I help small and mid-sized organizations grow through smarter marketing, the kind that connects story, strategy, and execution. Through my consulting practice, Find the Loose Brick, I work with clients who’ve already proven their value but feel their marketing has hit a ceiling. They’re established, ambitious, and ready to take the next step, they just need a clearer plan and a steady hand to help make it happen. My clients range from law firms, medical and wellness practices, and community nonprofits to retailers, manufacturers, and B2B service providers. Most have teams of 5–100 people and revenues in the low millions, large enough to need sophistication, small enough to need flexibility. I act as a fractional CMO or strategic marketing partner, helping connect all the moving parts: Brand and positioning strategy Digital, social, and multi-channel marketing CRM, analytics, and lead management systems Campaign planning, messaging, and creative execution Before launching Find the Loose Brick, I led marketing teams at American Express, and Elsevier, managing everything from national brand launches to multimillion-dollar campaigns. I now bring that same strategic and operational discipline to smaller businesses that want to compete with larger ones - I help them find the loose bricks. If your organization is ready to align its marketing around a clear growth strategy, I’d be happy to talk.