Marketing Plan For Morrow Energy - 3191 Words

This marketing plan for Morrow Energy has been created in order to promote significant growth over the following years, and to inform employees of the current status and direction of the company. Although Morrow Renewables has only been in business for 4 years, the firm has experienced greater than anticipated demand for its products. As we have continued to grow our expectations is that the target market for renewable energy fuel sources will continue to grow. There has also been interest in other cleaning processes that would allow us to market multiple types of processing plants in order to widen our customer base. The marketing environment, as evidenced through the company’s growth, has been very receptive to the high quality plant, and expertise in running of the plants. Over the next ten years Morrow Energy will increase its distribution, improve its processing features and expand to include another office site. COMPANY DESCRIPTION The Morrow Family founded morrow Renewables five years ago. David, Paul and Luke Morrow previously owned and operated SouthTex Treators located in Odessa, Texas. David, Paul and Luke are all graduates of Texas Tech University. Paul has a degree in chemical engineering, Luke has a degree in mechanical engineering, and David has a degree in Chemical Engineering. After having a successful run at the aiming plant business for the past 8 years, the Morrow brothers decided to look at developing a plant that would process gas from a differentShow MoreRelatedBuilding A Sustainable Plan For A Business Model870 Words   |  4 Pagescaring about mother earth, and still able to make money. 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