From laptop business to multi million dollar agency, with Jarrod Lopiccolo

Welcome to episode 113. This will be particularly inspirational for you if you are currently a small agency owner with aspirations for huge growth. Jared Lopiccolo, CEO & Co-Founder of Noble Studios, built his agency from a single laptop to a multi million dollar agency. He shares some insight into what it took to achieve that growth and also his advice for other agency owners who may want to do the same thing. 

 

Jarrod also shares:

·         the pivotal moments that were the growth accelerator points in his business

·         how you need to change and adapt as a leader

·         how to build a strong culture of very engaged employees

·         some of the trends he's seeing in the agency landscape

·         how he thinks agencies need to adapt to what's coming. 

 

He shares so many more tips and insights into running the business. 

 

You can find Jarrod on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jarrodlopiccolo
and via the Noble Studios website: https://noblestudios.com/

 

Many agency owners come to me to talk about account management training, but the three big outcomes that they really want from the training are to answer the following three questions:

·         how can I have more predictable client retention and revenue from existing clients?

·         how can I hardwire these commercial skills into the business and ensure I have a repeatable process that everyone can follow in the agency so that if that person leaves, everybody else knows what to do when it comes to account retention and growth? 

·         How can I foster a more commercial mindset which will give me a competitive advantage in the marketplace? 

 

If any of those three outcomes resonate with you, please check out my Account Accelerator programme, which is on my website at https://www.accountmanagementskills.com/account-accelerator. It is a one year coaching and training programme and it's designed for those who are working in an agency managing the client relationship, and responsible ultimately for the growth of that account.