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Jul 2, 2025
In this exclusive ScaleUp Club edition of ScaleUp Radio, we’re joined by Craig Hellen, founder of Bexmedia, a video and motion graphics agency with nearly two decades of experience.
This intimate discussion explores how Craig has implemented processes and built habits that help a small, creative team stay aligned, accountable, and productive – all while preserving a strong company culture.
What You’ll Learn:
- How building consistent internal systems (like naming conventions and structured meetings) can improve clarity and alignment across the business.
- Why clearly communicating the ‘why’ behind new processes is essential for buy-in – especially in smaller teams.
- The impact of weekly task reviews with a VA on productivity and follow-through.
- How reinforcing core values through weekly meetings strengthens company culture and morale.
- The benefits of using tools like monday.com and developing a Business Operational Manual to drive clarity and execution.
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