How to Cut Business Costs Without Slowing Growth

How do you cut costs without hurting growth? Tovala CEO David Rabie shares where to find savings and what to keep. Free virtual event, Dec. 7, 2 PM ET.

How do you cut costs without hurting growth? It starts by figuring out which expenses drive revenue and which ones are holding your business back, then making cuts that protect your product, your people and your customer experience — and your cash flow.

Discover how to find the opportunities to decrease spending and increase profits by joining us on December 7 at 2:00 PM ET for a free virtual workshop led by David Rabie, Co-Founder and CEO of Tovala, the smart oven and meal service that has shipped more than 30 million meals nationwide. Rabie will share how his company shifted from growth at all costs to sustainable profitability, and how you can apply those strategies to your business.

You’ll learn:

  • How to recognize when your original business plan needs to change.

  • Where to look for savings across marketing, pricing, vendors and technology.

  • How to separate expenses that drive growth from those holding your business back.

  • How to shift your team’s focus from growth at all costs to sustainable profitability.

  • How to make tough cuts without compromising the customer experience.
Register now to explore how spending less can help your business grow.


About the Speaker:

David Rabie is the Co-Founder and CEO of Tovala, a smart oven and chef-prepared meal service. The idea for Tovala was born while David earned his MBA at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Inspired by the pain point of minimal time to prepare and cook fresh meals at home, David combined his passion for food and technology to solve the problem. Today Tovala is a category-defining business with more than thirty million meals shipped nationwide. The company has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fast Company and TechCrunch.

Prior to business school, David worked in a variety of roles directly under the Co-Founder of the Veggie Grill, the largest chain of plant-based restaurants in the country, and ran a chain of frozen yogurt stores in California and Ohio. He learned about the start-up tech industry by launching Draftpedia, the first sports encyclopedia built exclusively for mobile.

David graduated with high honors from the University of California at Santa Barbara with a B.A. in History. At Chicago Booth, he worked part-time for Foundation Capital, led the entrepreneurship club on campus and completed an internship at Google. David speaks four languages, lived in China, London and Madrid, and has been passionate about clean eating since attending a health retreat at age 18. He currently lives in Chicago with his wife, Jessica, and daughters, Elizabeth, Penelope and Violet.

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