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Welcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, where we explore key strategies that help businesses optimize expenses, improve profitability, and achieve sustainable growth. With the economic challenges of today’s world, managing costs efficiently has never been more critical. 42% of small businesses in Canada cite rising operating costs as their biggest challenge, and finding effective cost-reduction solutions is a must for business success.
In today’s episode, hosted by Maheen, we are joined by Shawn Stratton, a Franchise Partner at Schooley Mitchell, North America’s largest independent cost-reduction consulting firm. With extensive experience in expense optimization, Shawn is here to share insights on how businesses can reduce costs without compromising quality and efficiency.
Key Highlights:
- Cost-Reduction Services—How Schooley Mitchell helps businesses identify hidden cost-saving opportunities.
- Performance-Based Model—How this unique model ensures businesses pay only for real results, making it a risk-free solution.
- Telecom Cost-Saving Tips – Practical steps businesses can take immediately to reduce telecom costs and save money.
- Shawn’s Entrepreneurial Journey – From wilderness leadership expeditions to owning a business—how perseverance and personal growth shaped his entrepreneurial journey.
- The Value of Cost Optimization—Why cost reduction is key to navigating economic challenges and achieving long-term business success.
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Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as direct financial or business advice. Always consult with a qualified professional for advice specific to your situation.
