Mid-Market Leaders
Mid-Market Leaders
Podcast Description
Mid-Market companies that have annual sales between $ 10 million & $1 billion annually are the rock stars of our economy!! They grow faster and hire more people than most businesses, but are relatively unknown. Retired corporate executive and host Jeff Cass speaks to the very interesting leaders of these American businesses to find out how they've become successful.
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The podcast focuses on the journeys and challenges of mid-market business leaders, exploring themes such as entrepreneurial success, innovative business practices, and economic impact, with episodes highlighting topics like logistics strategies in the trucking industry and leadership lessons from seasoned executives.
Mid-Market companies that have annual sales between $ 10 million & $1 billion annually are the rock stars of our economy!! They grow faster and hire more people than most businesses, but are relatively unknown. Retired corporate executive and host Jeff Cass speaks to the very interesting leaders of these American businesses to find out how they’ve become successful.
Retired executive and host Jeff Cass launches a new podcast to learn more about some of the most impactful yet unknown American business leaders. Mid-Market businesses make up just 3% of US companies, yet they account for 1/3 of our private sector GDP and employment!! These leaders are truly “Rock Stars” of our economy, and in this first episode, Jeff introduces Chad Beatty, who runs a trucking company in Charlotte, NC to learn more about how he became successful.
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