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Page 1: Growthaccelerator 10,000 business milestone infographic

1-4 45%

55%5-249

Business services

760

160

158

156

174

208

214

Food and drink

Retail

Software

Healthcare

Recruitment

Consulting

Media

Design

Training

237

292

287

253

Engineering

329Construction

450Information technology

682

Manufacturing

Employee numbers

Location – Regions

32%

>10

29%

5-10

19%

1-2

7%

<1

13%

3-4

Years trading

Barriers to growth

Client Feedback

Big ideas to growth

10,000businesses

The first

5%

16%

9%

10%

12%

17%

8%

15%

North East

Yorkshire and Humber

East

South East

London

South West

West Midlands

North West

9%

East Midlands

Key sectors

Size – Turnover

<£50k £50-249k £250-999k £1m-£10m >£10m

15%

24%

30%28%

3%

of clients would recommend GrowthAccelerator

of clients satisfied with their Growth Coach

of clients satisfied with their Growth Manager

of clients on track to achieve their growth plan milestones

Skills & Staff Finance Sales & Marketing

Strategy & Management

External Constraints

(i.e. regulation)

Start-up Micro Small Medium

50%

40%

60%

30%

20%

10%

0%

At GrowthAccelerator we are extremely proud to say that we're now supporting over 10,000 high growth businesses in achieving their ambitions. Analysis of GrowthAccelerator’s client base offers unique insight into the barriers facing high growth SMEs. In particular, the analysis shows how these barriers vary depending on business size, stage of growth and what businesses feel is their “big idea” for the future.

Businesses working with GrowthAccelerator are generally larger than the SME population across England - 26% of English businesses employ more than four people compared to 55% of GrowthAccelerator clients; and only 10% of English SMEs turn over more than £1m compared with 31% of GrowthAccelerator SMEs. The service’s clients are spread nationwide and occupy a broad variety of sectors, showing that high growth can come from anywhere. In terms of age, the majority of the 10,000 clients are at least five years old, confirming that high growth is not the preserve of start-up businesses.

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