Enquirer Consulting Group

Advancer Client Map

Bernardo Caram | Advancer | October 2026

As of 14 Oct 2026

This page maps the brands that should know about Advancer's work, sorted by type and size, with who usually signs off at each.

Your site says you work with brands of all sizes, from startups to established businesses. This map looks at the kinds of product makers that sell on Amazon, or could, and leaves out resellers.

Counts are for the whole US and are rough on purpose. A count is shown only where a public figure fits the whole group.

Where your next clients sit

Companies by staff size, US wide. Two groups have no clean public count and say so.

GroupOrganizations in the USUnder 20 staff20 to 99100 to 499500 or more
Packaged snack, cereal, candy, coffee and soft drink makersabout 3,800not publishednot publishednot publishednot published
Dog and cat food makersabout 340about 220about 52about 39about 24
Cosmetics, beauty and toiletry makersabout 1,100about 740about 190about 87about 44
Sporting goods, toy and game makersabout 2,100not publishednot publishednot publishednot published
Vitamin and supplement brandsno clean public count
Home goods, kitchen and other household product brandsno clean public count

US firm counts by industry code, banded deliberately.

Who usually signs off

The person who usually decides on an Amazon agency at each size of brand, and what they need to hear from Advancer.

Size of brandWho usually signs offWhat they need from Advancer
Startup and small brandsThe founder or CEO, often running the Amazon account themselvesSomeone to take over ads, listings and inventory so sales grow without the margin going with it
Mid-size brandsThe VP or Director of Ecommerce, or a Head of Amazon or Marketplaces; the owner or CFO on the budgetProfit per product they can see each week, and less ad spend wasted
Large brands selling first partyThe VP of Sales or Director of Digital Commerce, with the marketing or retail media lead who holds the ad budgetVendor Central support, brand protection and a plan for new markets and categories

Where the bigger accounts sit

Most of the makers in each group are small, and at a small brand one note to the founder usually reaches the person who decides.

The larger brands are fewer, and the decision is shared between ecommerce, sales and the team that owns the ad budget. A short list of two or three people per brand, kept warm, works better there than one pitch to one inbox.

Where Advancer could start

Snack and drink brands, with grocery expansion

Your services page lists expansion into Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods. Packaged snack, coffee and drink makers are the brands that line speaks to most directly.

Brands losing price control to resellers

Unauthorized seller removal, MAP compliance and counterfeit enforcement matter most to brands whose products many resellers carry. The ecommerce lead usually feels it first, in price.

Founders who want profit, not just sales

Your site puts profit ahead of top-line growth. Founders running their own account feel the gap between revenue and margin most directly, and they can decide on their own.

Built from public federal business statistics and the company's own website, counts banded deliberately. Decision roles are typical, not named people.

If a walk-through is useful, pick a time at cal.com/ecg.

Prepared by Paul Smaldone, paul@enquirerconsulting.com.

Ten people to start with

The people who usually sign at the groups above, one a company. Work emails and phone numbers checked on Oct 14, 2026.

NameRoleCompanyWhereEmailPhone
Jeffrey EvansFounder & CEOSoldier SportsOmaha, NEjevans@soldiersports.us+1 402 639 0100
Hank WattCo FounderNature's Wild BerrySanta Monica, CA+1 323 708 2642
Jacob BrownCo-Founder & Chief Branding OfficerVarlo IncDetroit+1 248 805 6093
Abbas Hashmi ABFPCo-FounderSUPA PowerNew Yorkabbas@supa-power.com+1 347 982 6086
Harrison RogersFounderF3 EnergyPhoenix, AZharrison@f3energy.com+1 480 586 6675
Dr. Santia DeckCo-FounderTRONUS FOOTWEAR, LLCAtlanta+1 281 896 2562
Dominick MiserandinoChief Executive Officer/ FounderRTMNexusNew Yorkdominick@rtmnexus.com+1 516 812 8611
Matt ButlerCo-FounderTally TumblerDestin, FL+1 478 501 2003
Mary CouzinPresident & FounderChicago Toy & Game FairChicago, ILmcouzin@chitag.com+1 847 987 1958
Shaun NeffFounderBEACH HOUSE GROUPLos Angelesneff@beachhousegrp.com+1 801 787 6303