The Partnership Playbook
Build Trust, Ditch Drama, and Get Aligned for Growth
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James Froemel
In The Partnership Playbook, Steven Schneider and Todd Leonardis share the real-world lessons that helped them build their business partnership of over 25 years into a thriving and profitable one. Whether you're starting fresh or fixing what’s broken, this book offers sharp, practical advice to help you build a business you love—with a partner you actually like. Make more money, avoid the drama, and rediscover what made you start this thing in the first place.
Steven Schneider is a seasoned entrepreneur whose greatest success came not from any single business, but from a powerful partnership that changed everything. He’s built companies, raised a family, and still believes the best advice is: show up and do something.
A lifelong Serial Entrepreneur and hands-on leader, Todd Leonardis built and led businesses across retail, service, contracting, and manufacturing before finding his greatest success through a transformative partnership. Today, he balances driving growth with raising his young family.
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“If you’re serious about scaling, this book is your secret weapon—discover how the right partnerships can catapult your business to the next level.” — Carl Gould, 2x Best-Selling author and creator of the 7 Stage Growth Methodology
“Partnerships can be such an asset to the success of your business. Todd and Steven know what it takes to start, build, and grow a successful partnership for your business. This book unpacks the things you don’t know but need to know!” — Ramon Ray, Speaker, Publisher, Host, Best Selling Author, The Celebrity CEO