When businesses are covered in the media, often there is a lot of focus on the initial idea, the genesis moment. Then they almost brush over the middle part – the scaling up part – and arrive at how big and awesome the business is today. It makes for a fun read or in the case of a movie or show an entertaining watch, but it’s also a missed opportunity. The middle part – the scaling up part is where so many small business owners get stuck. It’s the part so many of us need more guidance with and so we wanted to get conversations going on the topic of scaling up.
Jenny Wang
JWang Properties is a boutique, one-stop real estate service specializing in both residential and commercial properties. We create customized plans for each client, helping them achieve their unique real estate goals. We are strong advocates of Business, Industry, and Community—the three pillars that define who we are. Read More>>
Cera Marquez
Well, I will just start by saying that this is not my first business or career path. I have definitely failed and fallen and will more than likely fail and fall again. That is just life, that is how we learn and grow or at least that is what I tell myself. Read More>>
Barbara Gillespie
Scaling up my business happened gradually and very organically. When I first started doing makeup in Peru at 15, it was mostly for friends and local clients, but as I refined my full-glam style, word of mouth really helped me grow. Over time, I invested in better products, practiced different techniques, and started building a strong online presence to showcase my work. Read More>>
Debora Ribas-Santos
I started my private practice as a solo practitioner in 2018, and I now have six additional clinicians working for me. It has been a wild ride! The initial decision to hire an additional clinician stemmed from the fact that absolute love of providing clinical supervision to associate therapists. Read More>>
Addie Pecord
In late 2023, I expanded my interior design business with the opening of LA Studio and Co., a home decor and design store in Edwards, Colorado. Perfectly integrating interior design services with a fresh inventory of in-stock pieces. I actively work in the store as often as possible to ensure a seamless and enjoyable design process for all of my clients. Read More>>
Halle Banks
Focus on Your Wins
I’ve learned to focus on my wins, not my losses because what’s meant for you will always be meant for you. Read More>>

