CEO Campfire Chat
Join us around the fire to hear successful growth stories from middle-market companies
Recorded before a live studio audience of leading executives, the CEO Campfire Chat podcast teaches you how to accelerate your revenue growth by sharing the experiences of others who have been there.
CEOs of midsize companies take you behind the scenes for the inside scoop on strategies and actions that drove substantial growth for their organizations.
If you’re an executive of a middle-market, PE-backed company and need proven processes and playbooks to grow your revenue reliably—no matter how limited your time and resources—this is the show for you.
If you’d like to learn more, join or live studio audience, or have an inquiry about becoming a featured guest on the show, email us at ceochat@sterlingwoods.com.
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Recorded before a live audience of leading executives, CEO Campfire Chat teaches you how to accelerate your revenue growth by learning from others who have been there. CEOs of mid-size companies share the inside story behind strategies and actions that drove substantial growth. If you’re an executive of a middle-market, PE-backed company and need proven processes and strategies to reliably grow your revenue now, within your limited time and resources, this is the show for you.
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