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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2020 · 59 MIN

Episode #161 Building a Driven, Caring $30M+ Company with Jason Craven

from The Ultimate Landscape CEO - Jeffrey Scott

Jason Craven has built a mega-successful company (Southern Botanical) in the heart of Texas. At 12 years old, he started mowing lawns to earn money for a new bicycle. In 1995, he turned this endeavor into a company that includes 280+ team members who share the same devotion to quality that the company was founded on. Jason is unique in his inspiring vision for the green industry, his dedication to the long game, his passion for constant improvement, and for the level of service he demands and trains his team to achieve. Jeffrey and Jason discuss how ambition and drive can build a company but also how they can get in the way of its continued success. Jason shares many inside secrets and tactics they have implemented on his way to building a Destination Company®. Learn how Southern Botanical has done extremely well during the pandemic based on their culture and focus to employees and clients. Listen in below. The post Episode #161 Building a Driven, Caring $30M+ Company with Jason Craven appeared first on Jeffrey Scott.

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