Your "What If" dream can be matched with a "Here's How" reality through a 2-hour Rainstorming™ session.

From what has been described as the "best Rolodex in New York City," Toni Maloney selects up to 8 experts to collaborate with you in real-time on ideas to grow your business. Toni leads the Rainstorming and produces a follow-up report that strategically frames the ideas into actionable steps.

Whether you need a jump-start on taking your own idea to the next stage, freedom from the constraints within your company, or fresh ideas to tackle an old problem, Rainstorming is a fun, rewarding, solution-driven process with proven value.

Booking a Rainstorming session
Representative Rainstorming challenges

Booking a Rainstorming

While the Rainstorming session itself takes only
2 hours, the complete process typically takes
3 to 4 weeks. Time is needed to:

Understand what you want to accomplish.

Recruit the right experts.

Create the discussion guide.

Conduct the Rainstorming session.

	Produce the follow-up report with visuals
	and actionable steps.

Rainstorming fees range from $7,000 to $9,000 depending on:

	The number of experts and the amount of the
	honorarium paid to them.
	Whether or not a Rainstorming space needs to
	be rented.

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"I can't think of any business that would not benefit from Rainstorming with Toni Maloney."
Doug Leeds
President & Founder
The Tori Group, Inc.

Representative Rainstorming Challenges

	How can a leading consulting firm leverage one
	magazine article into a new business blizzard?
	What should be the common elements across a
	consumer product company's many Web sites?
	How can a leading non-profit organization
	increase the number of riders and sponsors for
	its major fundraising bicycle race?
	Develop a list of taglines for a new collaborative
	software tool.
	Bring creativity and interest in announcing a
	new performance-evaluation program to the employees of a worldwide financial services firm.
	Generate new incentives for a company's top
	sales executives.
	How can a new TV advertising campaign be
	leveraged across other media channels?
	What can a national beauty-services chain do
	to differentiate itself in local markets?
	What product line extensions can be developed
	from a successful service offered to
	telecommunications senior executives?

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