Second Nature went from start up to massive organization in just a few years. In this episode we talk to VP of Revenue, Andrew Smallwood about what accounts for Second Nature’s massive expansion, and what smaller companies can learn from its growth. We cover leadership, training, meeting cadence, org chart build out and advice for working with private equity firms in this do not miss episode!
Andrew Smallwood is the VP of Revenue for Second Nature, a young company that is already at the top of its industry. Over recent years, Andrew has been able to develop a reputation as a tremendous role model for effective communication in a variety of important ways. He possesses a remarkable combination of intelligence, humility, curiosity, open-mindedness, empathy, and respect for others. This is a truly thought-provoking episode that can help you gain the mindset and skills to bring more people together in your circles of influence. Andrew also has been committed to the Front Row Foundation for over a decade and currently serves as a chairman.
Most outsourcing comparisons start with a price column. For property management, the first column should…
Most property management owners can tell you their occupancy rate, their delinquency rate, and their…
Managing someone three time zones away is not the same skill as managing someone at…
Every property management company eventually hits the same fork in the road: a role needs…
Hiring a remote team member is the easy part. Keeping one past month six is…
Most property managers evaluate a virtual assistant or remote professional the way they'd evaluate a…