“I've worked with Trainer Communications since 1997 as a company founder, an angel investor and board member. I appreciate Trainer Communications' ability to develop high-profile awareness for companies - - especially early stage companies – that supports their businesses. Their proactive, ‘no-excuses’ approach differentiates them from other PR agencies and works well for entrepreneurs.”
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Executive in Residence, Mayfield
Today's enterprise software companies are faced with new challenges and opportunities: technologies are consolidating, markets are evolving, investments are increasing, and competition remains fierce. Trainer Communications excels in these complex market dynamics and gets your message heard above the noise.
We represent your innovative technology in all the various dialects of “enterprise-speak.” To stand out from the crowd, it’s not enough to target the obvious mainstream. Your audiences vary widely and you need to reach them where they live, in the specialized media – from the application trades to the business press, from the outlets frequented by executives to those swarmed by the development community.
Whether your company is an ISV or a software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider; whether you are offering the latest business intelligence, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Supply Chain Management (SCM), or Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution; or whether your technology is based on a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), no one is better than Trainer at helping clients harness the power of communications to grow revenue and brand recognition, and build credibility with the press, industry analyst and investment community.

It was a critical juncture for G-Log - the company would either remain a point solution provider to help manage transportation, or, with a strong marketing and PR push, the company would transform into a must-have enterprise software player for managing Fortune 500 global supply chains. G-Log tasked Trainer with re-messaging the company to take on i2, Manugistics, and SAP and then execute a customer program to tell G-Log’s story to the world – through the eyes of global giants like DuPont.










