Atlanta Faith Driven Chamber of Commerce set to Launch Mastermind Chapter for Visionary Entrepreneurial Men and Women
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(Spin Digit Editorial):- Atlanta, Georgia Sep 12, 2022 (Issuewire.com) – According to an article written by Inc.com, 3 Reasons Why Every Business Leader Should Join a Mastermind Group, “Research studies indicate a group can help develop and operationalize ideas in a quick fashion than working alone. More importantly, a mastermind group can be a setting where leaders can be challenged and can feel comfortable in a low-risk environment allowing for breakthrough ideas.”
“I explicitly remember participating in the I’m Possible Women’s Empowerment Collaborative mastermind and remembering how empowered I felt afterward. I had a newfound clarity of next steps, embracing this experience, knowing… this is what I wanted the members of EICC to experience,” says Dr. Ursula D. Frederick Brown, Chairperson and one of the Original Founders of Embassy International Chamber of Commerce (EICC). “The epiphany of leveraging the knowledge of others to come up with new ideas was monumental.”
Join Sharon Ringier, Founder of I’m Possible Women’s Empowerment Collaborative, Inc. as she welcomes Dr. Ursula D. Frederick Brown as the newly appointed Atlanta Chapter President which will be both men and women, who are launching the Atlanta Chapter virtually on October 13, 2022!
To register for this event, call 847.219.1080 or go to ImPossibleWEC.com for more information.
When: October 13, 2022
Where: Virtual Event
Source :I’m Possible Women’s Empowerment Collaborative, Inc.
This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
