The Exit Planning Institute (EPI) Austin Chapter is set to host its annual Business Owner Round Table on September 9, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., at Salt Traders Restaurant in Austin, Texas. The event is designed to equip business owners and their advisors with actionable strategies for long-term growth and successful ownership transition.
Through interactive sessions and expert-led workshops, participants will explore topics such as leadership development, team empowerment, organizational resilience, AI utilization, and tax planning. These sessions aim to help business owners maximize their business potential in a rapidly evolving marketplace.
A highlight of the event will be a talk by Brett Hurt, a serial entrepreneur and author of the new book "Entrepreneurs Essentials." Hurt, who has successfully started, grown, and exited multiple businesses, will share insights from his experiences. All registered attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
Joe Calao, President of EPI Austin, emphasized the event's tailored approach: "The sessions at this year's Business Owner Round Table are tailored to the needs of business owners in the Austin-area. Each year, this event brings together business owners and top exit planning professionals from the Austin area to share challenges and insights on growth and exit strategies."
The round table provides a unique platform for business owners to network, share challenges, and learn from peers and experts. It underscores the importance of proactive exit planning, which is often overlooked until it's too late. By focusing on both growth and eventual transition, the event aims to help owners build sustainable enterprises that can thrive beyond their tenure.
For more information and to register, visit the EPI site at exit-planning-institute.org. The EPI, founded in 2005, offers the Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) credential, which is the most widely endorsed professional exit planning program globally. The organization provides advisors with the tools and training needed to become their clients' most trusted advisors.
This event comes at a time when many business owners are considering succession planning amid economic uncertainties. By learning from experts and peers, attendees can better prepare for the future, ensuring their businesses remain resilient and valuable.
