Building an Agency Team Structure for Scale

Ryan discusses SmartBug’s team structure and how his agency’s org chart has changed over time to accommodate growth. We talk about team (or “pod”) structures, career pathing, and how SmartBug split up responsibilities by role.

Subscribe to Agency Unfiltered: http://bit.ly/2Fpff1S
Your host, Kevin Dunn: https://twitter.com/Kevin_Dunn

Agency Unfiltered
After speaking with and getting to know a number of agency owners, it’s become clear that there’s a very specific type of education they all want. They want to learn how to scale their agency. It seems the greatest need of agency owners comes with the pains of starting, running, and growing a business. They need help with process development, sourcing, hiring, and retaining top-performing talent. They also need some help with developing a team structure that makes sense, financial planning and agency economics, navigating mergers and acquisitions, identifying new revenue streams, and a bunch of that other stuff that we could bucket under this agency operations umbrella. Now these topics are not a one size fits all type solution, right? But there’s a pool of highly qualified, remarkably knowledgeable leaders who can speak to and educate others on these topics. You, the agency owners. Coming in 2019 is a re-imagining of Agency Unfiltered. From January through June, we’ll launch new episodes bi-weekly with each episode featuring agency owners having an unfiltered conversation with me around one of those operational tactics. No fluff. No shenanigans. Just actionable agency tips from owners just like you.

Products You May Like

Articles You May Like

Gretchen Cryer Guests On “If These Walls Could Talk” With Hosts Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss Wednesday, April 17th, 2024
Regulator ‘looking into’ food bank’s rejection of Doctor Who convention donations
RSPCA unveils first rebrand in 50 years
Almost one in three charities experienced cyber security breaches in the past year, research finds
‘Serious misconduct’ at charity that failed to hold trustee elections for three years

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *