How to Access Platform Experts on a Fractional Basis with Juliet Eccleston
Marketplace Risk Platform PodcastShow Notes
It's no secret that launching and growing successful marketplaces and digital platforms take a village of experiences. But accessing seasoned talent is out of budget for most early-stage teams. Until now. Juliet Eccleston, founder of the Shared Advisory joins the Platform Podcast to talk about this experienced panel of former founders and experienced operators that was developed to support early-stage teams on a fractional and project basis. The goal is to unlock some of the most experienced leaders in the space to help launch and grow marketplaces and digital platforms.
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