David Rosen Consultants

Business Development and Marketing Communication

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About Us

David is a senior level business-development consultant with 20 years professional experience.  He who works with a team of experienced business development and marketing executives to meet a client’s individual requirements.

Among the services offered are:

  • Prepare fund-raising documents, business & marketing plans, including investor “pitch” presentations/PP decks and the business sections of a PPM.
  • Prepare marketing communications materials, including web content, press releases and product 1-sheets.
  • Facilitate strategic partnerships for content and technological agreements.

For background on other team members, check out Associates.

Among the projects David has engaged in are:

  • Provide executive-level strategic consulting services to major U.S. and international for-profit corporations, including HBO, Weather Channel and Fujitsu.
  • Served on the management teams taking two high-tech start-ups public.
  • Served as a consultant to leading nonprofit organizations, including WNET/NY and KQED/SF; Consumers Union and Smithsonian; the Ford, Rockefeller, Johnson and Benton Foundations; Sundance Institute; and Rep. Richard Gephardt.
  • Founded and was executive director of “Digital Independents: a forum on creativity, technology & democracy” that was supported by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations.
  • Oversaw the worldwide introduction of the first CD-ROM system of player, 100 titles and accessories.

Further details can be found in the specific project categories.  David’s bio can be found at Professional Background.

David served on the boards of directors of PBS’s Independent Television Service (ITVS, treasurer), Film Arts Foundation and MoMA’s Video Collection.

He won an Emmy for the classic series, The American City hosted by John Lindsey (WNET/Thirteen).  Earlier, I was script associate to ABC’s first mini-series, the seven-hour The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald.

David also writes the Media Current column for Filmmaker magazine and regularly contributes articles on the media, technology and public policy.  He is the author of Off-Hollywood: The Making & Marketing of Independent Films (Grove), cosponsored by Sundance and the Independent Feature Project (IFP).

Also check out my other site:  David Rosen Writes.

David lives in New York City.

Engagements

POS Media-Tech

Americans love to shop, spending an estimated $457 billion in 2016.  This start-up offers a proven line of transparent, interactive LCD platforms that maximize consumer retail purchasing decisions.

Shu & the Resistance

American children are unhealthy, they eat too much sugar and processed foods.  This forthcoming CG animated series is an original and engaging TV series for kids 6-12 years (and their parents) — along with an accompanying game — offers helpful information about healthy foods.

Giant Screen Movies

Giant screen movies are popular in museums, IMAX, 3-D and other specialty entertainment venues.   Large format movies range from Hollywood blockbusters to wildlife and science films.   And the industry is shifting from HD video to “next generation” 4-K digital technology.  How does an original programmer position itself in this complex market?

Areas of Expertise

  • Associates
  • Business Analysis
  • Business Development
  • Engagements
  • Evaluation
  • Filmmaker column
  • Marketing & Communication
  • Presentations & Programming
  • Professional Background
  • Proposals & IPOs
  • Strategic Planning

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