The Acceleration Project Co-Founder Talks Small Business Growth

By Daniel Okafor

The Acceleration Project's co-founder sat down with Bizwomen, The Business Journals' platform for coverage of women in business, to discuss how small companies grow. The interview is the latest in Bizwomen's series of conversations with founders who build services aimed at the small-business market.

The publication carrying the interview, The Business Journals, runs local business news across dozens of U.S. metro markets. Its Bizwomen section focuses on women executives, founders and business owners.

What is The Acceleration Project?

The company works in the small-business advisory space. Its co-founder used the interview to lay out her view of what small enterprises need to expand. The conversation covers the mechanics of growth from the perspective of an operator who has built a firm around that problem.

The full discussion appears on Bizwomen through The Business Journals.

Who should read it?

The interview targets founders, owners and operators of small companies. It also serves advisors and service providers who sell into that segment. Readers looking for a practitioner's account of small-business growth, rather than a survey or a research report, will find the format fits.

The piece adds to a growing shelf of founder interviews on Bizwomen, where operators explain their models in their own words. For anyone tracking who is building services for the small-business economy, this conversation is a data point worth the click.

Note: The syndicated feed made only the headline and outlet available. Figures, quotes and deal terms appear in the full interview on Bizwomen.