SOLOPRENEURS: Join Our Community Of Accomplished Entrepreneurs
WHAT IS A
Soloprenuer?
so·lo·pre·neur
(noun)
An individual who chooses to establish and operate a business on their own.
We are the Future of Business
Solopreneur businesses are on the rise! We contribute over $1 Trillion to the U.S. economy. It has never been easier to achieve personal freedom and financial prosperity by working for yourself.
Americans that would prefer to be self-employed0%
SoloCE0s happier than in traditional jobs0%
Solopreneur businesses that are successful within 3 years0%
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2020 has been quite the year, hasn’t it? Before you settle down for that well deserved holiday break, let’s take a few minutes to reflect on the lessons we’ve learned this year and prepare to start 2021 off right. Join Terra and Marilyn for an end of year virtual meet-up.
"Fantastic speakers! I’ve been an entrepreneur for 32 years and I’m taking notes. So that say’s a lot about how great this conference is.”
-Dan Zawacki, Entrepreneur Operating System Implementer, Traction Vision Group
SO IMPORTANT TO HAVE A COMMUNITY
"Excited to be surrounded by people who are so passionate about the work they are doing…it is so important for those of us that are doing this work individually to have a community!"
-Marty McConnell, Founding Coach, Appreciative Solutions Group
YOU SHOULD COME NEXT YEAR
"Whether you are a newbie, or you’ve been in it for a couple of years, I think you should come next year!"
-Appreccia Faulkner, Founder & CEO at Global Strategists Association
THEY’RE GIVING US WHAT WE REALLY NEED
"I’m blown away by the whole conference! All the components. The diversity of the speakers. They’re giving us what we really need and I’m looking forward to the next one.”
-Stuart A. Taylor II, CEO and founder, The Taylor Group
SO EASY TO NETWORK
"I had an amazing experience! They made it so easy to network with folks. I’m looking forward to coming next year, the year after and the year after that. I encourage people to come.”
-Joni Jackson, Assistant Professor at Chicago State University