Concept to Consumer Collective Expands Service, Adds Manufacturing Partners

Concept to Consumer Collective Expands Service, Adds Manufacturing Partners

LOS ANGELES — Concept to Consumer Collective is expanding its range of services, as well as adding manufacturing partners to increase service capability.

In addition to product design and development of branding and concepts, the company's services now include "business development and strategy, campaign concepts, customer experience, B2C marketing strategy and implementation, graphics and more," said a rep.

"Concept to Consumer Collective works with a variety of clients worldwide and has a proven and unrivaled track record," the rep continued. "By working together, clients have exclusive access to the collective knowledge, insight, experience and resources of the company."

CtoC has added new manufacturing partners to meet the requirements of the new services on offer, and is working with manufacturing specialists "so that they are able to fulfill the ever-expanding requirements and continue to offer clients competitive and secure manufacturing, as well as the highest level of expertise and broadest technologies," said the rep.

The company will also continue to provide industrial design, PCBA design, PCBA software and hardware, prototyping, mold design and complete quality control, product testing and logistics.

For more information, visit CtoC online or contact hello@ctoccollective.com.

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