by A hero knows what’s right, what to do, and how to do it. The team depends on this individual as their guiding force. As your business grows, transition from a hero to a leader and allow the rest of the team to take ownership and responsibility. By empowering your team, you as a leader, can innovate and build your company for future growth.
(1) Smart Outsourcing
It makes perfect sense why so many companies rely on outsourcing to build their technology offerings, service their customers or sell their products. When you think of it, why have all that expensive single purpose talent sitting on your payroll when you need to build just one website or a smartphone application.
Take this idea to the next level by outsourcing “running” their business. Smart entrepreneurs, especially those who have started a company before, know they need to surround themselves with experience they lack. Imagine how much more effective the company could be if entrepreneurs had available at their fingertips an instant team of just-in-time business experts and implementers.
To fill this gap in the evolution of business, ScaleUp Executives was created to fill this most important void by helping Smart Entrepreneurs maintain their focus on the problem they are solving in the market, and delegating business functions to an experienced team of managers and implementers.
(2) On Demand Team
By utilizing ScaleUp Executives’ “On Demand” management and operational teams, smart entrepreneurs realize immediate benefit with:
- Reduced overhead by paying for just what they need, when they need it
- Faster time to market by having on-demand teams bring proven implementation processes to bear
- More time to focus on doing what they do best
Smart entrepreneurs are aware of what they know. And most importantly they know they don’t know everything. In today’s business environment there’s no time to learn from your mistakes. Really Smart entrepreneurs know when to access instant “know how” and experience by engaging experts they reduce their risk and increase their chance of success.
Smart entrepreneurs know that failure is not the only way to learn from your mistakes.
