Enter the business
Find the constraint
Make the hard decision
Build the solution
Make it work together
THE ROLE
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Growth engineering starts with understanding why the business is not growing. We do not arrive with a predetermined package. The requested service is not always the required solution.
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4 FOUNDERS IN A BASEMENT → NATIONAL SCALE
Four founders had patented technology nobody understood.
The job was to build the company around it.
Scaled
Inc. 5000 · Kentucky Emerging Company of the Year
Ranked the 13th fastest-growing technology company in North America (Deloitte Technology Fast 500) · $7.5M Kentucky Business Investment incentive tied to 400 new jobs
COVID eliminated TRIM’s onsite haircutting market. We pivoted to a destination salon built around expanded services, retention, and referrals.
Before: a business being rebuilt
The model changed first. The physical experience and operating processes followed.
After: a working destination salon
3,250 square feet, 19 employees, and an experience designed to bring customers back.
PIVOT
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REBUILD
Square case study · Salon Today 200 · Louisville Courier-Journal Best Hair Salon, five consecutive years
Before: a business being rebuilt
The model changed first. The physical experience and operating processes followed.
Three different constraints. Three businesses moved forward. Talk about what is holding yours back →
Business model and positioning · Sales and outbound · Customer journey and conversion · Web, search, schema, and AI visibility · Advertising and demand generation · Operations, retention, and referral.
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