Steven Litt is a marketing strategist, business manager, teacher, seminar leader and public speaker, with a B.Sc. and M.B.A. from Queens University.
Living in Toronto; a past resident of Hamilton, Ottawa, Wisconsin, and Mississauga.
Also a dad, an okay card player (not necessarily when money is at stake), a fair martial artist (though not fluid enough by half), a poor ice hockey player (possessing a hard shot that’s too inaccurate to be effective).
Though free of a criminal record, his golf shots can defy the laws of physics, occasionally turning midair by MORE THAN 90 degrees (there are slices, then there are SLICES).
Passions: art, museums, architecture, go-karts, ziplines, table tennis, cycling, foreign films. A few fine lagers, cabernets, single malts.
Steven avidly follows consumer trends & all anything to do with strategy (business, battle or sports strategy, etc).
Connect according to your type of inquiry, or cyber-stalk the blog [strategysteven.com] or follow him on twitter [ @strategysteven ]
Sept 2010 Benefits of Being a Mentor- interview by Neil Jain of Money Life Skills http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEHpWX0hOt4 June 1 CTV Interview by Jennifer Burke after Outside Firms Hired 'Rough Road Ahead at RIM' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jo1AL_E02jI June 29 CTV interview by Jennifer Ward on RIM strategy 'The Future of RIM' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCiNPZZVsXc
Management / Marketing advisor proven at growing businesses and generating turnarounds. Special interest in trends, consumer research, market gaps, business strategy & new products. On the Part-Time Faculty roster for Seneca College since 2010, having taught Marketing & Business Management courses.
Provide counsel to North American and European consumer and pet businesses; including market analysis, brand positioning, market gaps, product launches and growth opportunities.
School of Media & Marketing: Teaching both undergrad and graduate courses, in Business, Marketing and Quantitative skills.
Identified and recommended growth opportunities. Managed North American pharmaceutical business, strengthened CPG credibility. Grew sales 17% without added resources. Recommended a successful acquisition. Championed and co-managed the company's most successful B2B program ever. Initiated over half of the product ideas in company's Innovation Funnel, with half going to Launch or Pilot stage within a year.
Marketing Management roles in Canada and the U.S. at P&G, E.D. Smith, Kimberly-Clark, Royal Canadian Mint, Globe and Mail, and Alberto-Culver, on brands with spending budgets of up to $35 Million and sales of up to $1.2 Billion.