Peer Networks for Entrepreneurs

A supportive community of successful entrepreneurs is waiting for you.

Tap into a wealth of knowledge and experience.

There are other talented entrepreneurs like you who are also navigating the changing times as they work to grow their businesses.

Why go it alone?

How it works

Groups are thoughtfully assembled

Each group contains a maximum of 8 entrepreneurs from different industries, who want to support each other in achieving success while also sharing their experiences. Our groups are designed to foster diversity in strengths and skill sets among our members, fostering a rich collaborative environment.

Participate from anywhere

Meetings are held virtually. They occur once a month and last 90 minutes. They are facilitated discussions where everyone has opportunities to contribute and the atmosphere is lively and supportive. No big egos allowed.

Get informed and energized

During each meeting, you have the opportunity to update the group on the highlights, lowlights and learnings from the month; raise topics you would like to discuss; and learn practical ways to build your business, so you can get things done.

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Why join?

Peers in other industries can bring new ideas and insights to the table that you may not have considered before. They may have experienced similar challenges and can provide advice on how to overcome them.
Peers can give you honest feedback on your ideas, strategies, and plans. They can point out flaws in your thinking or highlight areas that require more attention. This feedback can help you improve your business and make better decisions.
Discussing your issues with peers provides an opportunity to build relationships with other business owners. This can lead to new partnerships, collaborations, and business opportunities in the future.
Running a business can be stressful, and it's not uncommon to feel isolated. Talking to peers who understand what you're going through can provide emotional support and help you feel less alone in your struggles.
Sharing your challenges with a group of peers can hold you accountable for taking action. When you have a group of people who know what you're trying to achieve and are invested in your success, you're more likely to follow through on your plans and commitments.