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The Meaning Behind the Acorn

More than a Logo

At The Acorn Co., the acorn is more than a logo — it’s a symbol.  

A symbol that represents two things we believe are at the core of every thriving business:

  1. Planned incremental and sustainable growth
  2. Purpose that makes that growth meaningful

From Acorn to Oak

Growth doesn’t happen overnight — and it doesn’t happen by accident. The acorn is small, but it carries everything needed to become something enduring and expansive. It’s a reminder that real growth begins with potential, but only thrives with the right environment.


At The Acorn Co., we help you create that environment.
We design the operational systems, rhythms, and team structure that support sustainable, strategic growth — so your business can become what it was meant to be.

Why The Acorn?

Purpose Isn’t Fluff — It’s Fuel

People thrive when their work feels worthwhile.

Inspired by Ken Blanchard’s book Gung Ho! and the “Spirit of the Squirrel,” we believe people and organizations do their best work when they know what they’re doing truly matters.


In the book, Blanchard shares a simple but powerful analogy: squirrels gather acorns with urgency and purpose — because they understand how crucial it is to survive the winter. 


It’s instinctual, shared, and meaningful. 


While our day-to-day work may not be life or death, the principle still applies: teams gain energy, focus, and momentum when they know their efforts contribute to something bigger.


We help companies operationalize their values — so that purpose isn’t just words on a wall, but something lived out in every process, decision, and role.

People work with energy when their work is worthwhile." – Ken Blanchard

“The goal is not to do business with everyone who needs what you have. The goal is to do business with people who believe what you believe.”


Simon Sinek


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