Business Leader: Going from growth to efficiencies
Business Leader features Mitul Ruparelia discussing what we can learn from Twitter’s growth.
From firing top executives, announcing a workforce cut of 75%, increasing working hours, to charging for the blue check verification mark…what’s next? Twitter needs to find efficiencies, grow the company, or ideally both.
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About Mitul Ruparelia
Mitul Ruparelia is a Managing Partner of Fortius Partners, a growth transformation partner for private equity and venture capital backed businesses. He has over 20 years of growing profitable, sustainable business units, defining strategy and leading sales, marketing, product, innovation, finance, raising investment and people management for established, underperforming, and scale-up businesses. He has helped companies scale to valuations of over $1 billion.
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