Benefits of Business Owner Series
Develop personally and professionally
Each event will feature a new topic that will empower you to keep professional management top-of-mind and continue learning and growing as a business owner.
Connect with like-minded peers
Learn with and from other business owners who value continuous learning and are installing or practicing professional management.
Stay connected to Aileron
Continue to be part of Aileron’s community and regularly connect with the organization through this low-time-commitment, high-value recurring series.
Join us–and bring a friend, too
Business Owner Series is a great way to introduce a fellow business owner to Aileron and professional management. The only pre-requisite for attending is being a business owner; attendees don’t need any experience with Aileron or professional management to find value in the event’s content.
Join us–and bring a friend, too
Business Owner Series is a great way to introduce a fellow business owner to Aileron and professional management. The only pre-requisite for attending is being a business owner; attendees don’t need any experience with Aileron or professional management to find value in the event’s content.
At-a-Glance Service Overview
Who it’s for
Business Owners
Location
Offered in person at Aileron’s Campus and virtually
Who’s in the room
Up to 75 like-minded business owners
Format
A community event that includes personal development and peer connection
Investment
$50/person per event
Find your people
CEO isolation is real–HBR found 50 percent of CEOs feel lonely at work and 61 percent believe it impacts their performance. As a member of Aileron’s community, you can eliminate isolation and connect with business owners who get where you’re at (and might be able to help you move forward, too).
What’s Included
Each Business Owner Series event includes 60 to 90 minutes of peer-to-peer learning and development. When offered on Campus, Business Owner Series includes lunch and time for informal connection after the development session ends. We invite you to make the most of your visit and work in any of our common spaces around Campus after the event.
“Being an entrepreneur can be a lonely place, especially in a family business. No one knows exactly what you’re dealing with, and it’s hard to talk through feelings or challenges because you don’t want to alarm people. But you have to have a space for vulnerability and support to really thrive.”
Jim Smith, CEO of Keith Smith Company
“Being an entrepreneur can be a lonely place, especially in a family business. No one knows exactly what you’re dealing with, and it’s hard to talk through feelings or challenges because you don’t want to alarm people. But you have to have a space for vulnerability and support to really thrive.”
Jim Smith, CEO of Keith Smith Company