Description

Growth and scale are not the same thing. One is a consumer of energy, while the other is a multiplier of energy. One creates bottle-necked and tired leaders; the other creates organizational bandwidth through leading people better. Why does this happen in organizations of all sizes and maturity levels? Because most businesses grow through the energy, relationships, expertise, and sheer determination of a founder, CEO, or a small group of key leaders. Few successfully build the structure and systems needed to scale beyond their dependence on those individuals. This session explores the common ceilings that prevent organizations from scaling predictably and why many businesses stall despite having strong values, capable people, and a successful track record.