MCC Corp.
Why MCC / Manufacturer-Side Commercial Experience

Built on the experience of running the business, not just advising it.

South America rewards sound commercial judgment and disciplined local execution. MCC brings decades of consumer technology leadership to manufacturers that need to enter, develop or regain control of the region.

25+ years consumer technology leadership
Philips / TPV executive experience
South America, Brazil and Europe operating perspective
The difference is commercial accountability

We understand what is at stake on both sides of the expansion decision.

For the International Sales Manager, a new market must justify time, resources and internal confidence.

For HQ, it must become a controllable business with defensible economics.

Our role is to strengthen the manager's execution capacity while preserving HQ leadership and approvals.
Credibility based on relevant experience

Three reasons the operating model is grounded in reality.

01 / MANUFACTURER PERSPECTIVE

We know the pressure behind the forecast.

Pricing, market share, revenue, margin, stock, trade investment and country profitability are executive responsibilities, not abstract consulting concepts.

02 / RETAIL REALITIES

We understand how retail decisions get made.

Major accounts need competitive price architecture, reliable supply, service commitments, local coordination and confidence that the category will sell through.

03 / CROSS-MARKET EXECUTION

We adapt the route, not the objective.

Country economics, importing arrangements, credit, product readiness and retailer capabilities differ. One rigid distribution formula rarely fits every market.

Relevant executive track record

Manufacturer leadership across multiple operating environments.

MCC's leadership experience includes senior commercial and executive responsibilities within Philips / TPV Technology, spanning Latin American display markets, operations in Brazil and European business leadership.

Latin America commercial leadership

Regional display businesses, country-market development, major retail relationships and commercial performance.

Brazil operating leadership

Country executive responsibility, competitive positioning, route-to-market execution and business performance.

European manufacturer perspective

International business management and experience coordinating commercial objectives across different market environments.

These credentials describe prior executive career experience. They are not presented as current MCC client engagements or endorsements by former employers.

How experience translates into operating principles

Discipline that protects the business case.

The best expansion plan is not the most ambitious slide deck. It is the one that can withstand the commercial decisions required for launch, replenishment and scale.

01 / PRICE DISCIPLINE

Start with shelf-price economics.

Validate the full price waterfall before introducing an intermediary margin the category may not support.

02 / ACCOUNT OWNERSHIP

Sell into the accounts that matter.

Develop major retail relationships, negotiate, and follow through on listing and activation instead of relying on introductions alone.

03 / AFTER THE FIRST ORDER

Manage sell-out and replenishment.

Monitor market response, product availability, service issues and repeat-order readiness.

04 / DECISION RIGHTS

Keep headquarters in control.

Make recommendations and execute approved actions with explicit responsibility for local delivery.

The practical advantage

What the manufacturer gains.

01

Senior local judgment

Commercial experience applied to day-to-day retail decisions.

02

Aligned incentives

Manufacturer-side representation rather than automatic inventory resale.

03

Governable execution

Visible priorities, responsibilities, reporting and decision points.

04

A path to scale

Expand on readiness and results rather than fixed overhead assumptions.

Leadership behind MCC

Experience earned inside international consumer technology businesses.

MCC Corp. is the commercial identity of COMUTECH SpA, based in Chile. Its leadership combines regional commercial knowledge with the manufacturer's view of strategy, channel economics and operating accountability.

For companies entering South America, the relevant question is not whether a local adviser can prepare a market report. It is whether the local team can support sales execution while understanding the economic consequences of every channel decision.

Marcos Contreras
Founder and Managing Director, MCC Corp.

More than 25 years of consumer technology experience, including executive and commercial leadership roles with Philips / TPV Technology in Latin America, Brazil and Europe.

Corporate Trust & Governance

Experienced leadership. Defined accountability. Manufacturer-side alignment.

MCC Corp. is the commercial identity of COMUTECH SpA, a Chilean company providing senior commercial execution services to international manufacturers expanding in South America. Our approach is grounded in executive experience, clear operating responsibilities and disciplined coordination with the manufacturer's headquarters.

01 / CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY

Clear responsibilities

Each engagement defines its scope of work, responsible parties, decision rights, performance expectations and reporting arrangements.

02 / MANUFACTURER CONTROL

HQ retains authority

The manufacturer keeps authority over brand strategy, product supply, pricing approvals, credit policy and financial commitments. MCC executes the agreed local mandate within those boundaries.

03 / COMMERCIAL TRANSPARENCY

Visible execution

Account development, negotiations, launches, sell-out, inventory visibility, service coordination and replenishment follow agreed reporting and review processes. Data availability and responsibilities are defined for each mandate.

04 / PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

Confidentiality and conflicts

MCC treats commercial information as confidential and addresses potential conflicts of interest, category restrictions and confidentiality obligations through the applicable agreements.

A defined operating relationship

An RBO mandate is not an open-ended delegation of authority. It defines the markets and categories covered, the responsibilities assigned to MCC, the manufacturer's approval rights, compensation arrangements and mechanisms for reviewing performance and continuation. Progress is evaluated against agreed milestones and operating evidence, not promises of guaranteed sales.

Your brand. Your decisions. Our accountable local execution.

The next conversation

Put experienced commercial execution behind your South America strategy.

Start with the opportunity, your team's current capabilities and the economics of the category. Then determine what local responsibility is worth taking on.