August 20 @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am PDT
FreeThe Entrepreneurial Operating System for Startups with Meryl Simmons
Book Now For FreeMany founders find themselves pulled in a million directions, often juggling product development, fundraising, team management, and everything in between.
In a webinar for Founders Network on August 20, Meryl Simmons will help startup founders learn how to navigate the day to day chaos and become more efficient using the Entrepreneurial Operating System. Meryl is an EOS implementer and the Founder and CEO of Blossom and Lead, a business coaching and organizational leadership and facilitating service.
EOS is a structured system that helps startups set clear goals, align their team, and hold everyone accountable. This webinar will dive into EOS, providing you with actionable takeaways you can implement immediately to revolutionize the way your startup functions. You’ll learn not just the what, but the how of EOS, equipping you with the tools to navigate the unique challenges faced by early-stage ventures.
The webinar will teach founders how to:
- Craft a compelling vision and set measurable goals
- Implement a structure for accountability
- Facilitate effective communication
About the Speaker:
Meryl Simmons is a dynamic leader and EOS Implementer who offers a unique perspective from her background in healthcare, health tech, and medical devices. Prior to coaching, she has led, coached, and guided companies through rapid growth as an early hire, consultant, and fractional executive at startups and scaleups. Meryl works with entrepreneurial companies with 10-350 employees, helping CEOs, founders, and leadership teams clarify their vision, gain traction, and build healthy teams to achieve sustainable growth and success.
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About Founders Network:
Founded in 2011, Founders Network offers lifelong peer mentorship to over 600 tech startup founders globally. Our platform, programs and high-touch service facilitate authentic experience sharing, warm introductions and long-term professional relationships. Additional benefits include over $500k in startup discounts and promotion to 2,000 newsletter readers. Members are located in San Francisco, New York City, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto, London and other tech hubs. Each month our Membership Committee admits a new cohort of full-time tech founders who are nominated by an existing member. Learn more about us here
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