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Scale-up Confessions is a show which explores the realities of leading an owner-managed business and shares the tips, tools and tricks of great SMB operators.
Unknown Host hosts Scale-up Confessions, a business show with 50 episodes published.
This week’s scale-up confession comes from Harriet, a CEO of a growing SaaS company that provides cybersecurity risk assessment software for professional services firms. Responding to Harriet's letter, Rob is joined by m
This week’s Scale-up Confession comes from Luke, who runs a SaaS company that provides HR and payroll automation software. Responding to Luke's letter, Rob is joined by marketing expert Nicola Anderson and fractional CFO
This week’s Scale-up Confession comes from Ed, the founder of a software business focused on supporting financial advisory firms with performance analytics. Responding to Ed's letter, Rob is joined by marketing expert Ni
This week’s Scale-Up Confession comes from Sophie, who runs a software company that specialises in project cost estimation tools for architecture firms. Responding to Sophie's letter, Rob is joined by Korero's Leadership
This week’s Scale-Up Confession comes from James, who runs a software company that simplifies compliance management for mid-sized manufacturers. Responding to James’ letter, Rob is joined by EOS Implementer Darren Hitchc
This week’s Scale-Up Confession comes from Tom, the founder of a SaaS company specialising in workflow automation tools for construction firms. Responding to Tom’s letter, Rob is joined by marketing expert Nicola Anderso
This week’s scale-up confession comes from Emma, an entrepreneur running a growing eco-conscious marketing consultancy. Responding to the letter, Rob explores how misalignments within Emma’s leadership team seem to be pa
Jonathan Dunn is Co-owner and CEO of Initium Corporate Finance, with 25+ years of experience in the UK and international M&A market. In this episode of the First-time Founders podcast, Jonathan explains why selling your
Simon Vella is a Certified EOS Implementer with 20+ years experience holding various senior leadership roles in the ICT industry. He credits EOS with allowing him to transform his last company together with its leadershi
Sylvie Milverton is Co-founder and CEO of Lynx Educate (a learning benefit platform to help companies retain workers by differentiating their benefits offering) and Host of Talent is Everywhere Podcast. Sylvie and her te
Ryan Markewich is a business coach and a Great Game of Business certified practitioner. Having run a successful landscaping company for over 29 years, he’s passionate about teaching other owners how to create cultures of
In this episode of the First-time Founders Podcast, Rob walks listeners through the personal and business scorecards he uses to keep his life on track despite the uncertainty of the entrepreneurial journey. Interested li
In this episode of the First-time Founders Podcast, Rob explains why so many Founder suck at financial and operational forecasting, why that's a problem and how to get better at predicting your organisation's future. Int
In this episode of the First-time Founders Podcast, Rob explains his view that a happy entrepreneurial life rests on 3 pillars: process, practice and peace: PROCESS - an overarching framework you're willing to believe in
Are your frontline people so busy ‘doing the work’ that you fear rolling out Level10 meetings and other EOS Foundation Tools down to their level? Sid Jashnani (who personally led a frontline organisation in his prior ent
Jonny White is the Founder of Ticket Tailor, a bootstrapped SaaS ticketing platform which helps event organisers sell 1 million tickets per month. In this episode of the First-time Founders Podcast, Jonny explains how he
Can the Leader of an entrepreneurial company ever 'outgrow' being accountable for People & Culture? And if you do need a 'People Person', what’s the difference between an HR Manager, a Leader of People and Culture and a
If you're into EOS, be sure to print a copy of your Accountability Chart and take it to Dean Breyley's "The Devil is in the Accountability Chart" masterclass at the We Run on EOS European Conference on 27 September (11:4
Tyrone Croome-Carroll is a 3-time COO and accomplished people-centric leader, currently with Cadence (the leading language solutions provider to the global investment community). In this episode of the First-time Founder
Julie Wilkinson is an accountant on a mission to save the world from failed acquisitions. Her firm, Wilkinson Accounting Solutions, works on business acquisitions between £1m and £20m turnover and also actively acquires
Tim Palmer
Head Coach · University of Oxford
2 appearances on this show
Emma
Founder and CEO · Formery Architects and Interior Design
1 appearance on this show
Sid Jashnani
Certified EOS Implementer · Rekruutto
1 appearance on this show
Rob
Sergeant, Illinois Army National Guard, Senior in Urban Planning · Project: Tech Gaming
1 appearance on this show
Julie Wilkinson
Managing Partner and CIO · Wilkinson Accounting Solutions
1 appearance on this show
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