Following the popularity of this event in April, we are delighted to be able to schedule a repeat of the workshop in June!
We’ve all seen the benchmarks, stats and case studies from unicorn agencies. But most agencies employ less than 15 people and struggle to break through the £1M revenue glass ceiling, whilst harbouring aspirations to grow beyond.
So what’s holding us back? Why can’t we break through this barrier? Why does it sometimes feel like 2 steps forward, 3 steps back? Why are our projects so difficult to deliver? How can we generate more (high quality) leads? How can we create a scalable platform to grow beyond the £1M barrier and deliver consistent, sustainable profit?
Join Janusz Stabik who’ll help you to smash through this £1M barrier. You’ll discover the agency business models that scale well, and those that don’t. We’ll review benchmarks, tactics and strategy for taking your agency to £1M and beyond. You’ll meet like-minded agency owners and you’ll leave with a spring in your step, feeling energised and excited about the future and you’ll have gained clarity on how to get there.
By the end of the workshop you will:
This workshop is aimed at agency owners/founders/directors running businesses with less than 15 employees and/or less than £1M in annual revenue.
About Janusz Stabik
Janusz is a coach and mentor to agency leaders across the globe through his coaching practice and consultancy, GYDA, where he helps agency owners to run the agency they want to run. He’s an ex-agency owner, a managing partner at GYDA and a lead coach for Google across multiple agency growth programmes throughout EMEA.
Tickets
Tickets are priced at £125+VAT for BCI members and £175+VAT for non-members. This includes refreshments and a buffet lunch. Book your place below!
This workshop will be held at Origin Workspace, 40 Berkeley Square, BS8 1HP.
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