Strategic alliances can make a tremendous difference to your business. They can also be a great big headache. How do you develop an alliance that serves everyone and helps create revenue for your business? Your strategic alliance could be doomed from the start if you keep your head in the clouds and lose site of reality. Jennifer shares the 8 Conversations you need to have to help ensure a successful partnership.
Small business owners, solo-preneurs, entrepreneurs, professionals and anyone creating informational products should consider aligning with a strategic partner. Massive ...
Strategic alliances can make a tremendous difference to your business. They can also be a great big headache. How do you develop an alliance that serves everyone and helps create revenue for your business? Your strategic alliance could be doomed from the start if you keep your head in the clouds and lose site of reality. Jennifer shares the 8 Conversations you need to have to help ensure a successful partnership.
Small business owners, solo-preneurs, entrepreneurs, professionals and anyone creating informational products should consider aligning with a strategic partner. Massive amounts of passive income can be created if you align with the right person and create products that immediately solve a problem.
A well run strategic partnership will make you the expert within the marketplace and your target audience. A strong strategic alliance may also introduce you to a new target market.
Create Strategic Alliance that Works will introduce you to the 8 Conversations that can make or break your partnership before you even get started and will help you develop an exit strategy that works for all of the partners.
Jennifer Conaway, founder of Your Next Level, Inc. shares what she has learned from a strategic alliance that crashed spectacularly and how she has applied that information in several successful partnerships.
Jennifer Conaway, founder of Your Next Level, Inc. (www.Your-Next-Level.com) a business consulting/coaching and public speaker coaching firm. Her small business experience and 10 years in a Fortune 100 company give her a unique view into the business world.
She brings an understanding of processes and systems and emotional intelligence to every engagement. Jennifer understands that regardless of the size of the business they are all unique and must create revenue in an authentic manner.
Jennifer has been privileged to work with many different businesses including insurance brokers, non-profits, speakers, coaches and consultants. She is grateful that she is in a position to do what she loves every day and wants to help other business owners and solo-preneurs continue to love their business while building it to the next level.
Currently involved in four strategic alliances Jennifer has learned from the one alliance that failed spectacularly. She strongly believes in the value of strategic partnerships and looks forward to many successful partnerships.
Jennifer is a professional speaker and is available for speaking engagements. Contact her via her web form at www.Your-Next-Level.com.
Jennifer is a CTACC (Coach Training Alliance Certified Coach), an ELI-MP (Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner) and a CTA (Certified Tilt Associate). She is in the process of getting her ACC (International Coach Federation’s Associate Coach Certificate http://www.coachfederation.org/) and NSA certification (National Speakers Association http://www.nsaspeaker.org/).
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Strategic alliances can make a tremendous difference to your business. They can also be a great big headache. How do you develop an alliance that serves everyone and helps create revenue for your business? Your strategic alliance could be doomed from the start if you keep your head in the clouds and lose site of reality. Jennifer shares the 8 Conversations you need to have to help ensure a successful partnership.Small business owners, solo-preneurs, entrepreneurs, professionals and anyone creating informational products should consider aligning with a strategic partner. Massive ...