The 7% Club: How to be one of the 7% of businesses that make it beyond $2M in turnover

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Only 7% of businesses in Australia break through $2M turnover - this book helps founders and CEOs set their sights on $5M to $10M and more, and overcome any roadblocks and challenges in their way.

Many books have been published for startups and entrepreneurs, and the common goal is to become a seven-figure business. This is challenging in itself, but it then takes a whole new strategy, and different resources and skillsets, to grow to $2M and beyond. In fact, only 7% of Australian businesses reach this benchmark.

In The 7% Club, strategy advisor and business mentor Jenny Stilwellexplores and explains what is happening inside a business that starts struggling as it approaches $2M. What are the challenges that stand in the way of the next stage of growth How can they be overcome

Jenny presents a Shift Business Growth Framework that simplifies the pathway to growth. The framework addresses complexity, leadership and strategy - the main areas that challenge growth-oriented businesses. Backed by extensive research and actual case studies, The 7% Club is practical, thought-provoking and inspiring.

At some point, founders and CEOs need to decide if their business will control them or if they are going to grow a business that will enable them to create a better life for themselves and the people they love.

The 7% Club is a must-read for leaders and business owners who are ready to take the next step in their growth. They will learn how to put the right strategies in place to create a better business that will enable them to thrive and grow in business and life

Author Bio

Jenny Stilwell is a strategy advisor and business mentor who has helped hundreds of business owners through her mentoring programs to navigate the challenges of growth. Her first-hand experience is unique, both as CEO of her own and others companies including being one of few women at the time to head up a publicly listed company and as mentor to CEOs.