Entrepreneur

Round Table

Our Entrepreneur Round Table is generously supported by West Morris Capital.

​​Meaningful Peer-To-Peer Discussion That Drives Results ​for Start-Ups, Solo-Preneurs and Small Businesses

• Develop a Network: Build the Network Necessary for Your Startup to Succeed.
• ​Target Businesses: We invite all businesses under five years old with fewer than ten employees to join the event. ​​
• Share Your Story: Assist an entrepreneur who is struggling and receive advice on how you can grow your own business.

As a Reminder… No sales pitches or unsolicited advice. The Chamber and Roundtable participants reserve the right to limit the number of businesses within specific industry categories.

You have the choice to participate in this round table In-Person or Virtually.  In-person attendance is limited to 15 pre-registered participants. Virtual participants can register up to the last minute.  You will receive the meeting link or registration instructions after your application has been approved.  Questions?  Contact the Chair, Eric Pearson, Nomad Automotive Services, eric@nomadoil.com

Please apply below.  This roundtable is limited to 15 category exclusive members.  Additional applicants will allow us to create new roundtable groups in the future.

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ROUND TABLE GROUND RULES

​1. Confidentiality – in order to encourage productive personal and business improvement, members may share information they would not talk about in a traditional sales-oriented networking environment. The open sharing of challenges and advice requires confidence that no information shared in the Roundtable will be discussed outside of the group.

2. No Selling – the Roundtable is focused on free exchange of advice and experience. Prospecting for clients or offering of professional services is not allowed. The MCEDC’s Business Resource Committee is an excellent source of professional services providers.

3. Respect – individuals’ approaches to problems and personal strengths vary; the Roundtable welcomes businesspeople of all types in a non-critical manner. Members should be respectful at all times, including in their feedback to others and in not monopolizing conversation. Committee chair / facilitator may limit or cut off long discussions.

4. Openness – the group will provide the most value if members are able to bring vulnerability and honesty to the discussions. A fellow member facing business and personal challenges may benefit from hearing about difficult challenges you have faced in the past.

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