In this episode, Inc. recognition program manager Sarah Lynch chats with Mary Seats, the founder of the Bakery Cowork in Atlanta, a female-focused co-working space. The company ranked No. 628 on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list.
Mary talks about how her experience in marketing helped her home in on the power of community. Her advice to other entrepreneurs is that a slow ride to the top is better than a fast fall to the bottom.
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Recognizing the importance of finding good mentors
In this episode, Inc. recognition program manager Sarah Lynch chats with Latrice Galloway-Crawford, the founder of Kidzville Learning Academy. The company is ranked No. 2, 714 on 2024 Inc. 5000 list.
Kidzville Learning Academy is a child care center and preschool in Rosenberg, Texas, providing early-learning education for children six weeks to 12 years old. It has been in business for 17 years. Latrice
shares stories of her experience and the company’s longevity, and offers tips to achieving fast growth.
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How to develop a culture around accountability
In this episode, Inc. recognition program manager Sarah Lynch chats with Sharon Ramage, the founder of the Ramage Law Group, a two-time Inc. 5000 honoree that stands at No. 3,351 on this year’s list.
The Ramage Law Group is a family law firm providing services for families navigating divorce, custody, and more, and supporting them during these stressful times. Ramage explains how she was able to stay on top of the firm’s growth over the past three years.
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How to Navigate the Biggest Pitfalls of a Growing Business
In this episode, Inc. editor-in-chief Mike Hofman chats with Visit.org co-founder and CEO Michal Alter and Alicia, Yoon, founder and CEO of Peach and Lily about how the breakdown of fast growth reveals the most common pitfalls in growing a company and how smart leaders handle them.
Then, you will also hear from Emmanuel Offiong, vice president, CTO Business Bank Engineering, Capital One, and Inc. Recognition Program Manager Sarah Lynch.
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How to Lead on the Front Lines of the AI Boom
In this episode, Inc. editor-in-chief Mike Hofman chats with Isa Watson, the founder and CEO of Squad, and Jacqueline Samira, the founder and CEO of Howdy.com. They discuss how they're running their tech companies in the age of AI.
Then Emmanuel Offiong, Capital One VP and CTO of Business Bank Engineering, talks about how companies can use data to drive revenue growth. Offiong offers tips and reminders, like how companies need to regularly evaluate the quality of data they're using and ensure that their data ecosystems are well governed.
And finally, Inc. recognition program manager Sarah Lynch explains the benefits of embracing the AI revolution by describing some successful use cases like Neptune Flood, Salesforce Einstein, and Tableau AI.
Your Next Move features authentic and insightful conversations with some of today’s most innovative and exciting entrepreneurs and business leaders, and Capital One Business is proud to produce this series in partnership with Inc.
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