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By Doug Zeisel, TCV Growth Partner: Behind every Olympic medal winner and every champion team, there are a team of coaches. Some focus on athletics, some focus on nutrition, and others focus on mental fitness. To compete at the highest level, winners rely on their mindsets as well as improving their skills. That’s why “performance coaching” is essential for a winning athlete and a winning team. It is not only essential for sports, but also for business success. What is “Perfo

By Rob Meissner, TCV Growth Partner- In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, market alignment is more than just a buzzword, it's a necessity for survival and growth.  Yet, many companies find themselves misaligned with their target market, often without even realizing it.  If your products, services, or messaging no longer resonate with your audience, it may be time to assess whether your company and the market are truly in sync. What Does Market Misalignment Look Lik

By Dave Costello and Doug Zeisel, TCV Growth Partners: Running a business means balancing growth opportunities with financial realities. Whether you're expanding, covering cash flow gaps, or fulfilling large orders, debt financing  can be a smart way to get the capital you need—without giving up ownership. In this post, we’ll walk through the most common types of debt financing, including some lesser-known but powerful tools like accounts receivable financing , factoring , pu

By Doug Zeisel, TCV Growth Partner: Running a small business means navigating ups and downs — and in uncertain times, keeping a strong financial foundation is more important than ever. Having manageable debt and enough cash on hand gives you the flexibility to handle unexpected challenges and seize new opportunities. Conserving cash doesn’t just mean cutting costs — it’s about being intentional with your spending and making every dollar work harder for your business. Start by

By Dave Costello, MBA, CPA TCV Growth Partner: Can you believe it’s already October 2025? That means it’s officially budget season—and if...

Fractional Executives are Reshaping How Companies Grow By Mark Wozniak, Ph.D., TCV Director: Freelancers and consultants are everywhere,...