Does Your Team Have a Global Reach?

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With technology and access to the Internet, you can do business anywhere in the world, anytime, and oftentimes without ever meeting your client or customer in person.  You might be using Skype, Slack, Google Docs, or Trello to manage your projects.

As Craig Wilson, managing director of digital agency Sticky says:

Being found in search and on social networks, plus a healthy stream of referrals, can deliver a world of business to your company.

He's right.  Read more here.

How to Take a Small Business and Turn It Into a Global Powerhouse Worth Millions

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We all have dreams but how do you turn a dream into a reality? Take Huddle CEO Alastair Mitchell, who runs a company that went from being a British sensation to a global corporation over the past seven years.

Huddle is a business-grade tool for project management and document collaboration that started out small and now serves the likes of Kia Motors, Procter & Gamble, and arms of the U.S. and U.K. governments.

Back in 2007, Huddle was a bedroom startup with a team of two. (Note:  This is Mitchell's third Internet startup.)  How did it grow to more than 150 employees operating in four different cities and worth millions?

Read the entire article:  Going Global:  How Huddle Handled The Challenge