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How to Scale a Service Business to 2,500 People | Jim Weiss | Strategy & Leadership Podcast

Jim Weiss built Real Chemistry from one person to 2,500 employees by refusing to do marketing work that didn't move a number the client's CEO cared about. Media impressions were never the measure. Patients on therapy, revenue and stock price were. Jim is the founder and chairman ...  Show more

AI Everywhere, Strategy Nowhere (with Former Accenture Leader John Rudd)

Eighty percent of your people using Copilot does not make you an AI company. In a lot of mid-market organizations it means AI is everywhere and strategy is nowhere. John Rudd built SolutionsIQ into North America's largest Agile consultancy, sold it to Accenture, and went on to ru ...  Show more

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