Meaningful Peer-To-Peer Discussion for Morris County Chamber Members!
Develop your network and gain insights from peers in these small mastermind groups hosted by James Jacobi of Jacobi Enterprises!
This group is aimed at business owners that need to strategize about their business through the challenges brought on by the COVID economic crisis.
Develop your network and gain insights from peers in these small mastermind groups hosted by James Jacobi of Jacobi Enterprises!
This group is aimed at business owners that need to strategize about their business through the challenges brought on by the COVID economic crisis.
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James Jacobi is the Founder and President of Jacobi Enterprises and co-founder of Acton Academy Morristown. He is the author of the bestselling book Radical Integrity: 7 Breakthrough Strategies for Transforming Your Business, Sales, and Life. As a business strategist and executive advisor, James leads a global consulting and mentoring company that helps small business owners command maximum fees with their product or service by improving their marketing and sales strategy and positioning a higher value product/service. |
Please apply below. This roundtable is limited to 20 attendees per group and will meet for one hour, twice a month.
MASTERMIND 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.
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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Our Mission: The Morris County Chamber of Commerce collaboratively advances the interests of its members to champion a thriving business and community environment.
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Our Vision: Creating member experiences that foster exceptional business success and quality of life.
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