Small Business Roundtable

Topic: Optimize Your Network to Get More Leads

Join us for an empowering morning at our Women Business Owner’s Roundtable.

Nobody knows your customer like you, but you might be surprised how you can multiply the leads in your pipeline by turning your customer experience map into a reservoir of business referrals.

Business Network Architect Donna Carlson will share with small business owners how to:

create your own customer experience map
identify business network catalysts along the customer journey
audit your systems to optimize your customer relationship strategy

Not only will you stack up more leads in your pipeline, you will sleep better at night knowing your have a solid process and system to support your business plan.

As a member-focused initiative, this roundtable offers a unique 90-minute format expertly facilitated with timely topics important to small business owners with dedicated time for networking, member introductions, topical discussions, and a robust Q&A session. Held at the SCWCC Office at New Altitude Co-working Space, this event promises a conducive environment for meaningful connections. Attendance is free for members and $20 for non-members. Seize this opportunity to connect, learn, and thrive with fellow women business owners in our dynamic community. Register now for a morning of growth and collaboration.

Speaker:

Donna Carlson

Donna is a business network architect with 35 years of business and member development experience. She's currently applying her craft at NFP, helping companies design employee benefits programs In every role, Donna CONNECTs people to CULTIVATE lead referral networks that CATALYZE business leads and meaningful impact.

She leverages her collaborator network in professional forums, retreats, and peer masterminds as an expert facilitator elevating the accomplishments of a group of professional to educate and inspire. Donna has earned awards for membership and revenue development with the Colorado Chamber of Commerce after tripling Estes Chamber membership in its first two years. She’s published more than 100 articles over hear career and published her first book in 2023 in support of normalizing the dialogue about self care at work. She’s the proud mom of three daughters who are way smarter than her and lives in Colorado Springs with her husband Jeff and her only son, Riley, the eternal puppy.

Open to women owners of LLCs and small business corporations.