Old Rules No Longer Work: Time to Find New Growth Opportunities
What in your business is no longer working — but you keep doing it anyway?
A crisis changes the rules of the game. What reliably brought customers and delivered results yesterday may simply be draining resources today.
Traditional lead generation tools are losing effectiveness. Competition is increasing. Customers are becoming more cautious. And familiar growth models no longer guarantee results.
At the same time, some Ukrainian companies continue to grow even during a crisis — launching new products, changing business models, finding new sales channels, and breaking their own records.
What are they doing differently? And what needs to change in your business to move from survival to growth?
On August 25 at 3:00 PM, specially for SUP members, Kyrylo Tereshchenko will host a practical online business review — no theory for theory’s sake, but concrete tools, case studies, and solutions that can be applied immediately.
30 minutes — a concentrated overview of relevant tools:
🔹 what no longer works in business;
🔹 which lead generation strategies are effective today;
🔹 how companies find new products, business models, and growth opportunities during a crisis.
Another 90 minutes — strategic reviews of participants’ businesses, developing a new vision, and an open microphone.
⚡Want to have your business reviewed?
Fill out the registration form, and we will send you a questionnaire. Kyrylo will select three participants whose businesses he will review during the session.
🎙️ Speaker: Kyrylo Tereshchenko, visionary, entrepreneur, owner of the strategic marketing agency MAKE SENSE, author of the “Business Mages” program, and co-founder of Easy Design.
He has been developing large-scale business visions for 17 years. His clients include OLX, Farmak, Carlsberg, Samsung, Sony, Kernel, METRO, Tefal, Moulinex, Rowenta, Biosphere Corporation, and other leading brands.
August 25 | 3:00 PM | Online
We won’t look for a way to bring your business back to the “pre-crisis” days.
We’ll look for a way to build a model that works today.