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Robert Burke, the Founder and CEO of Sobo, a tech company whose on-demand AI powered platform matches fractional consulting & consultants with with small businesses joins Enterprise Radio.
Listento hostEric Dye & guest Robert Burke discuss the following:
- When you evaluate what options are available to businesses in terms of consulting, what do you see as hurdles or what’s missing?
- What are some of the biggest challenges facing businesses when they are trying to address how to improve their business?
- Why do you think more businesses, particularly small businesses don’t use fractional consulting or consulting resources more often? You would think they would tap into that more.
- What does the Sobo platform do differently to help business owners improve their business beyond consulting engagements?
- In addition, how does the Sobo platform intend to evolve and adapt as the needs and challenges of businesses change over time?
Takeaway: Thanks Eric, “My number one tip is when you are starting out, ego often gets in the way of your success. I just want folks to take it from me, as a business owner who has learned this the hard way. You will need outside consulting help to get you to where you are going faster. I wish I had of learned that lesson 15 years ago when I started my first company.”
Robert Burke is the Founder & CEO ofSobo, an AI-powered fractional consultant platform built for small to mid-sized companies. Robert has over fifteen years of experience building and leading an IT and management consulting firm, having founded the precursor to Sobo in 2008. A Florida native, he currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife and two children.
Website: https://sobo.ai
Social Media Links:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/soboai
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soboai
Twitter: https://twitter.com/soboai
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