Episode #156 – Why Growing to $20M (But Not $40M) Makes Sense

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Recorded22 Jun 2020

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Jim McCutcheon, CEO of Highgrove Partners, Atlanta, GA (200 employees, $20M in revenue) is widely regarded as a landscape industry expert and a dynamic pioneer. Besides his landscape firm, Jim and his wife Erin started Copiana, an organization that brings local food production to people and places. It’s a unique business model exposing people to […] The post Episode #156 – Why Growing to $20M (But Not $40M) Makes Sense appeared first on Jeffrey Scott.

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