Definition

mill·pond

/milˌpänd/

noun

  1. the pool that is created by a milldam and provides the head of water that powers a water mill.

Our Mission

Historically, a Millpond was a reservoir of potential energy - in the form of stored water - that was converted to kinetic energy (running water), necessary to operate a Mill.

Today, Millpond Partners partners with companies of all sizes to ensure that the potential energy needed to run a business in today's complex environment - growth strategies, business plans, sales & operations planning, etc. - are always in place and ready to be converted from potential to actual outcomes.

And while you may be focused on keeping the wheel spinning, we promise that the work we do will always seamlessly bridge between strategy (potential energy) and execution (kinetic energy).

EXPERTISE

  • Business Strategy Development, Planning and Execution 
  • Profitability Improvement
  • Creating High-Performing, Cross-Functional Teams
  • Strategic Partnerships & Due Diligence
  • Market & Channel Strategy. Sales Operations Execution
  • Business Operations - Product, Supply Chain, Technology
  • Portfolio Company Interim Leadership
  • Product Planning

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