
Profit, Scalability & Growth
Learn about driving a business to profitability, scaling up, and identifying growth opportunities.
We sat down with entrepreneur duo Corianna and Briana Dotson, co-founders of Coco & Breezy Eyewear, to get insights into what it takes to grow and scale a business.
Hear how Coco & Breezy learned to define the difference between growth and scale, and the approaches they’ve taken to expand the offering of Coco & Breezy Eyewear.
Growing a business isn’t just about a business plan. It’s about ensuring you have an entrepreneurial mindset and a vision for building momentum over time.
Join Melissa Butler, Founder/CEO of the Lip Bar as she leads a workshop full of key insights and best practices designed to help small business owners generate profit, facilitate growth through systems and personnel, and get positioned for scalability through customer relationship management.
Pricing your product for profitability.
So you wanna scale? Two things you need to know.
Drive consistent growth for your business.
REC Philly is a creative incubator and boutique agency providing its members with the resources, education & opportunities to build sustainable & scalable businesses around their talent. See how co-founder Will Toms secured angel investment after 6 years of bootstrapping, to scale up to a 10,000 square foot co-working and events space—with plans for national expansion.
By understanding the cash inflows and outflows of your business, you may be able to retain earnings and reinvest in your company. Read these six tips that helped Melissa Butler bring The Lip Bar to profitability.
Agility. It’s one of the biggest advantages of small businesses over large businesses. Find out how to make the most of it.
Develop your small business strategy. Find out how strategic planning can help you save time, make time, and meet your goals.
Find out why—and how—to take your company global. With details on research and resources, we can help your company become a global small business.
Melissa Butler is the founder and CEO of The Lip Bar, a beauty brand started in her kitchen while working on Wall Street. Since her early days juggling a 9-5 and small business ownership, The Lip Bar has become a pioneer in beauty and inclusion, and the brand is now sold in Target and Walmart stores across the country.
Since 2012, Melissa has been on a mission to change the way people think about beauty. In 2020, she was recognized by INC Magazine as a top entrepreneur. Plus, her take on business and beauty has been praised by industry leaders such as Forbes, Women’s Wear Daily, Entrepreneur, Allure, and more.
These eight foundational themes cover the ins and outs of the small business journey and provide resources to help you set the pace for your success.