LacyLabels consulting firm is a company that provides professional consulting services to a wide variety of companies. We build contracts and professional relationships with companies to create plans, analyze development strategies, hire employees, solve problems, prevent loss and link companies together through subcontracting. This company was started to support the people and their communities so that we all may grow together. We've helped many companies get started on the right path to successfully developing a plan to grow and strengthen their companies.
Our values
Here at LacyLabels we value what is most important and that is family. We want to build a foundation brick by brick that is made to last many generations to come. We strive to bring everyone together in an environment where knowledge is gained.
What we do
REAL ESTATE
FOOD SERVICES
JANITORIAL SERVICES
CEO OF LACYLABELS CONSULTING
SMALL BUSINESS
Phylissa Gambrell
CEO
I took a chance and started my first company back in 2017 when I used to do hair. I had no idea what I was doing or what steps to take. Before I started my business adventure. I saw this guy on (face book) one day talking about how he had a really hard time starting a business and he couldn't find the right resources to guide him in the right direction. He even spoke about how he took a road trip for no reason, because someone told him that he had to go to a certain location to file for his business needs. Well I tried to ask the guy a few questions about starting my business! He responded to me in a very rude manner and said that I would have to figure it out on my own, just as he did. I told him thank you and started my research to developing my first business. From that day forward I made a promise to myself to help anyone that asked for my advice. Since then I have helped friends and others get on the right path to starting their business. The good word spread fast and before you knew it I was consulting companies on finishing projects, starting new contracts and growing new adventures!
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