
We’re Reverie. Business Evolution Consultants.
You started your business with a dream. And then came everything else. There’s been real success. And real struggle. How will you move forward? We’ve got you.
We’re Game. Let’s go.
Jaid Mackin, ODCC
Co-Founder & Lead Consultant
Jaid focuses on implementing effective organizational design through genuine partnerships with company leadership. Her leadership background includes roles as a small business owner, president of a $20M service company, and lead consultant for successful projects with mid-sized businesses.
LINDSAY MILLER, MBA
Co-Founder & Lead Consultant
Lindsay focuses on designing programs and systems that align with an organization’s long-term goals. Her leadership background includes roles as co-CEO of a 14-branch service company, dean of a national university, and board president of a major nonprofit.
YOU’VE GOT REAL POTENTIAL.
SO WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT IT?
We counsel businesses just like yours, enlightening each one and giving them the tools to return to their original dreams of ownership and innovation.
Our Four Steps to the Future program offers a tailored approach to help you gain clarity, strengthen your team, enhance resources, and build a solid plan for lasting success. Are you ready?
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How To Land Internal C-Suite Roles When The Company Uses A Search Firm
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20 Big Misconceptions That Continue To Hold Women Leaders Back
16 Ways To Foster Optimism When Pessimism Interferes With Growth
18 Smart Ways To Stay Productive When Business Is Slow
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10 Expert Tips For Business Owners Looking To Franchise
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