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We are blessed to host some of the most important experts in the world of Digital Agencies, Media and Business Consulting. We post video blogs of every session on our Feed below where you’ll find world-class content on how to grow your agency.
M&A Secrets: An Insider’s View On How To Maximise Your Exit Value
Felix Velarde, a seasoned agency founder and CEO, joined us at our Agency Growth Summit, in December 2023.
Drawing from his experience of founding, selling, and scaling multiple agencies, Felix offers valuable insights into the M&A process, and insider secrets on maximising agency exit value for the AGE community.
S1-E6: Why we buy? When we buy? – Theo Green, BraveBison
Theo is Chief Growth Officer for Brave Bison and is experienced in both digital marketing and advertising, as well as acquisitions.
S1-E8: Merging is not the Only way – BIG PICTURE GROUP
The Big Picture Group show us their multi-brand agency strategy and share strategies for achieving growth with task specific brands.
What to Expect: Agency Growth Events Camp Two – November 16th
With Camp ONE – ‘All About Growth!’ now behind us, all eyes are set on our next event: Camp Two, Tuesday, the 16th of November. The day’s theme is set as ‘There’s More Than One Way to Grow‘, and it hints at Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Expansion strategies.
Merging Is Not the Only Way
We have been a digital agency for over twenty years. This means we have grown and changed a lot over the years. Back in 2001, the world of digital was very different. But we knew that it was the future.
What Is an Exit Plan, and Why Do I Need One for My Agency?
Surveys indicate that most agency owners believe an Exit Plan is important, but still don’t have one. If that describes you, this White Paper will help you understand what an Exit Plan is and how you can fill this risky gap.
Get Scaleup Smart: What I learned about value creation AFTER I sold my first company
When I launched my first business, Rock Media, I was doing everything from product development to sales and marketing, from operations and paying suppliers to completing tax returns. This made it very difficult to carve out time to look further ahead and wasn’t conducive to achieving true scale.