Unfinished Business
👋 We're Alex and Lee, serial entrepreneurs and multi-exit founders. Our journey has made us magnets for the challenges ambitious women face in career, family, and personal fulfillment.We're launching a platform for honest discussions about conscious entrepreneurship, career…
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The Minimum Viable Company: How We Run a $50M Brand With Just 7 People (opens the original)
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For most of their careers, Alex and Lee believed a bigger team meant a stronger company. Now they believe the opposite, and they've got the receipts: $50M in revenue last year with seven full-time employees and payroll running at just 4%. In this solo episode, they make the case that in the AI era, headcount has flipped from a status symbol into a warning sign. They break down what they call the "minimum viable company," where maximum revenue per employee beats a swollen org chart every time. Th
How This CPG Founder Went From a Kitchen Experiment to 7,000 Stores (opens the original)
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Katie Lefkowitz was a lifelong Snickers fanatic when a colon cancer scare and a doctor's orders to cut sugar should have ended that relationship. Instead, she went home and started experimenting with date-based caramel in her own kitchen. Katie is the founder of Harken, the better-for-you candy brand now in nearly 7,000 stores including Walmart, Costco, Sprouts, and Kroger, with Whole Foods launching this fall. Before Harken, she was COO at CAULIPOWER, the original cauliflower-crust pizza brand,
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