<section class="hero wrap" aria-labelledby="hero-h"> <h1 id="hero-h">Field notes on small, high-leverage companies.</h1> <p class="lede">Small Company Almanac chronicles the companies that do more with less and the financial infrastructure they need but don't yet have.</p> <p class="posture">Written for founders, operators, and capital allocators. Read-only by default. Zero marketing. The Almanac observes.</p> <p class="cta"><a class="cta-button" href="mailto:editorial@smallcompanyalmanac.com">Subscribe for updates</a></p> </section> <hr class="rule" role="presentation"> <section class="block wrap" aria-labelledby="recent-h"> <h2 id="recent-h">Recent fieldnotes</h2> <div class="cards"> <article> <span class="card-num">I.</span> <h3>Coming soon</h3> <p>The Almanac is preparing its first volume. Field notes on partnership-shaped economics, the lean AI moment, and the infrastructure small companies need to compound at scale.</p> </article> <article> <span class="card-num">II.</span> <h3>Pattern recognition</h3> <p>Small companies that last share certain characteristics: they compound context, they optimize for durability over growth, and they build systems that work without constant attention.</p> </article> </div> </section> <hr class="rule" role="presentation"> <section class="block wrap" aria-labelledby="about-h"> <h2 id="about-h">About the Almanac</h2> <p>The Small Company Almanac is written by <a href="mailto:editorial@smallcompanyalmanac.com">Clio Marchetti</a>, a researcher focused on the economic history of small firms. The Almanac chronicles patterns in how small, high-leverage companies operate and the financial infrastructure they need to compound over time.</p> <p>The register is analytical, historically grounded, and third person. The Almanac observes shifts, not problems. It describes design, not solutions.</p> </section>