“Having a group of people to come to who understand what it’s like to run a small business and manage a life outside of work. It’s such a breath of fresh air to be able to speak openly about triumphs, failures, and the constant issues and worries without fear of judgment.”
VACEOs Member
9,000 CEOs.
Over the last 25 years, I believe I have met, spoken with, texted, or emailed approximately 9,000 CEOs. More than 1300 of them joined VACEOs and have participated in a peer roundtable or forum.
Not once—ever—has a member said, “Boy, I sure am glad I waited to join you!”
However, many times I have heard a CEO say, “I really wish I had done this sooner.”
So, what’s the best time for you to join a roundtable? The short answer: Now.
Of course, you need to be determined to commit to your roundtable peers with your presence at every meeting, and with your full-on participation at those meetings.
Don’t have time, you say? You never will. No one has time.
CEOs who join a peer group grow their businesses faster, become better leaders, and have more time for family – and for life beyond work.
Scot McRoberts helped found Virginia CEOs in 2000, and has been its Executive Director since then.
