We work with technology companies in the hospitality and retail industries, providing expertise focused on driving revenue, strategic planning, mergers/acquisitions, building organizations, and solving a wide range of business challenges. Whether you are a startup, mid-size business, or global enterprise, we help your company navigate complexity.
Our clients benefit from decades of experience, in-depth industry expertise, and a vision for where technology is going next. We have been in the trenches, built successful businesses, launched innovative solutions, and managed organizations through economic downturns.
The validation of our success is our client roster and the fact that many have leveraged Hayman Consulting Group on multiple occasions for a wide variety of projects. Our team of experts has helped solve complex challenges, design new business models, invigorate existing companies, and launch new ones. From privately-held businesses to the largest public companies, we have been instrumental in building success for our clients. Whether it’s creating a new market, making an acquisition, selling your business, setting a long-term strategy, or building your organization, our firm knows how to execute.
We don’t always tell clients what they want to hear but we do the tell them what they need to know.
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Alan Hayman grew up Washington, DC, and graduated with honors from the School of Management at Boston University. Having grown up in the family cash register business, started by his father in 1938, Alan joined his brother, Richard, in what became Hayman Systems. He and his brother built one of the largest and the most successful POS resellers in the US with operations Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, South Florida, and Colorado.
In late 1999, Hayman Systems and its affiliates were acquired by MICROS Systems, Inc., the world’s market leader in hospitality and retail technology. Alan became the EVP of a large MICROS business unit called Restaurant Sales and Strategies. He retired from MICROS in 2006, and after a brief stint as a ski bum in Aspen, Colorado, he launched Hayman Consulting Group LLC. MICROS was later acquired by Oracle for $5.2 billion.
Alan is recognized as a leading industry consultant with extensive background in the hospitality and retail technology verticals who a unique understanding of business models, distribution strategies, and the competitive landscape.
Alan has lectured at leading universities including Boston University, University of Colorado, and University of Maryland. He has been a keynote speaker and leads education sessions for the Retail Systems Providers Association at RetailNow.
He has served the board of the Boston University School of Hospitality Administration, SICOM (acquired by Global Payments), The Ratner Companies, and consulted for the National Restaurant Association.
