Why One TEAM Partners? We are a small business accelerator consulting company, we appreciate the importance sustained innovation plays in driving ongoing success for companies. That's why we focus on making sure you can build a self-managing company. Our measure of success is not how much you can accomplish while we’re with you but how much you can sustain when we’re gone. Our approach ensures that we build your organizational capability in order to promote better outcomes. We maximize your team’s strengths by putting attention toward learning, leading, and business excellence. Contact us to learn about our Small Business Accelerator program and how it can help you reduce the risk of failure, get more done, and spend less time doing it. And we’ll do it in a way that doesn’t break the bank! When we’re consulting with you we’re coaching you at the same time so that your organizational agility and ability to continuously improve is maximized. With our tools and resources, your company will be set up for ongoing success. Copy and paste this link to learn more: https://oneteampartners.com/16-week-program/
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What if leaders sidestepped the small talk and focused on the BIG stuff that’ll make their organization thrive? Let's get started together, with BIG talk - Community Edition! Tickets are available at the link below! https://lnkd.in/dTXMQpwM
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Last night our Nashville TEAM (Samantha Plauche and Melissa Fackler) leaned into our value of investing in relationships and took a break from virtual meetings to connect face-to-face with the incredible community at Connect Nashville Business Networking! The outcome? A pocket full of business cards, each representing a meaningful connection forged through genuine conversations. Every exchange lasted over 10 minutes, showing how invested we are in building authentic relationships. We're excited to nurture these connections further and explore ways to support each other and thrive. Huge shoutout to Samantha van de Kamp and Joshua Minton for hosting such a fantastic event! It was great connecting with Zachary Rosson, Buddy Jewell, Chanta Wilder, Rhonda Greer, Owning, Donna Blackwell, Rebecca Szerwo, Andy Maloney, Clayton Fleming, Curtis Fletcher, Casey Stott, Michael Hamm, Amy E. Blackburn, and Central BBQ, LLC!!
Join our Branding consultant Melissa Fackler as she spills the tea on marketing a small business. BYOM (mug) as we sip, strategize, and socialize with like-minded entrepreneurs who are ready to elevate and narrate their brand like never before. If you’ve got a marketing guru on speed dial, you can sit this one out. This workshop isn't for the delegation aficionados, but the bold visionaries juggling marketing with everything else on their plates.
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Empowering C-suite leaders and their teams to set boundaries, accomplish objectives and get big sh*t done
ONE MORE HOUR! I've got the tea - you bring the mug, as we come together (virtually) to spill the tea on branding your small business! See you soon! https://lnkd.in/gga9Spv9
Want to be as recognizable as this swoosh? Join us Thursday morning LIVE, right here on LinkedIn, as Melissa Fackler 'spills the tea' on branding your small business (event link in comments).
Empowering C-suite leaders and their teams to set boundaries, accomplish objectives and get big sh*t done
The iconic Nike swoosh is almost 52 years old, and the company shares the story of how this branding icon came to be. With a small window to meet production deadlines, feedback was fast, direct, and not entirely enthusiastic. Having rejected four other potential options, the Swoosh was more reluctantly settled on than it was resoundingly celebrated. Co-founder Phil Knight’s initial hesitant reaction to it is now infamous. “Well, I don’t love it. But it will grow on me.” This story reminds me of something Carlo Odicino has shared often with me - sometimes it can be both good and enough. Could Nike's team have gone back to the drawing board 5x more? Absolutely. Would the result of a thicker line or longer swoosh actually change the trajectory of their success? Likely not. But the success of their brand is more than just their swoosh - it's collective branding elements. I'll be spilling all the tea on branding for small business owners on Thursday morning LIVE on LinkedIn. Event link in the comments.