Entrepreneurship for Coaches – iPEC Coaching Meeting

Posted September 29, 2014

Tim Ressmeyer will be moderating a panel presentation on Entrepreneurship for Coaches at the monthly meeting of the iPEC Chicago Coach Community at the Westin O’Hare in Rosemont on October 2, 2014.

“Coaches don’t always think of themselves as entrepreneurs, and we can learn from successful entrepreneurs and leaders of startups,” said Ressmeyer, Founding Partner of Ressmeyer Partners, a professional Life and Executive Coaching company in Chicago.  The panel will be comprised of three Tech, Consulting, and Marketing experts who give coaches a perspective on how to help launch and grow their own practices.

Coaches will come away with:

1. Unique insights into how entrepreneurs think and become successful
2. Perspectives from outside the coach community on growing a coaching business
3. An expanded network of coaches who are taking their business-building seriously, and experts who are creatively helping coaches think outside the box.

Panel Participants:

Scott Kitun, MA, Northwestern, Founder, Nequity Partners. Nequity Partners builds incubation teams from strategically developed networks to provide experience-based management solutions.
Lane Campbell, Serial Entrepreneur. Lane has founded and sold three startups including Syntress, ChicagoMicro, and ZigZap.  Syntress
Bradley Peacock, MA Oxford University, Founder, Peacock Nine, a market intelligence and strategic consulting firm that includes familiar names such as Coca Cola, Bank of America and McKinsey on its roster of clients.
Tim Ressmeyer, Ph.D., CPC, ACC, ELI-MP. Former marketing executive, and Founder of Ressmeyer Partners Executive and Leadership Coaching, and Happy Hour Coach® group coaching.

iPEC (The Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching) is a premier coach training school that provides comprehensive coach training programs that fully prepare each participant to succeed in their industry – and in their own objectives.

iPEC Coaches can register here for the event.