The Hidden Compliance Wall That Blocks Small Businesses From Big Contracts | Ep. 328 with Kandace Swaisland Founder of KAKSCORP
Daniel Robbins interviews Kandace Swaisland, founder of KAKSCORP, about what “scaling” should actually mean, why many founders scale into collapse, and how compliance, licensing, and operational design determine whether a business can move into bigger work. Kandace explains her framework for credible growth, then…
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