The Exit Planning Institute (EPI) Austin Chapter has announced its upcoming Business Owner Round Table, scheduled for September 9 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Salt Traders Restaurant in Austin. The event aims to equip business owners and their advisors with actionable strategies for long-term growth and successful ownership transition. With a focus on the unique challenges faced by Austin-area entrepreneurs, the round table promises interactive sessions and expert-led workshops tailored to the local business community.
Joe Calao, President of EPI Austin, emphasized the event's relevance: "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." This year's agenda includes leadership development, team empowerment, organizational resilience, AI utilization, and tax planning, all critical topics for businesses aiming to thrive in today's dynamic marketplace.
A highlight of the event will be a keynote address by Brett Hurt, a serial creator, business owner, and exiter, who will discuss his latest book, "Entrepreneurs Essentials." All registered attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book, providing further value beyond the sessions. Hurt's experience as a successful entrepreneur and his insights on business creation and exit will offer attendees a unique perspective on the entrepreneurial journey.
The Business Owner Round Table is part of EPI's broader mission to support business advisors and owners through education and resources. Since its founding in 2005, EPI has grown into a leading organization in the field of exit planning, with its Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA®) credential program recognized as the most widely endorsed professional exit planning program worldwide. This event exemplifies EPI's commitment to fostering a community of informed business owners and advisors who can navigate the complexities of business growth and succession.
For business owners in the Austin area, this round table presents an opportunity to gain insights that could directly impact their company's trajectory. By addressing both growth strategies and exit planning, the event helps entrepreneurs think holistically about their business lifecycle, from startup to successful transition. The inclusion of tax planning and AI utilization reflects the current challenges and opportunities in the business landscape, ensuring that attendees leave with practical knowledge they can apply immediately.
The event also serves as a networking hub, connecting business owners with top exit planning professionals from the region. This interaction can lead to valuable relationships and collaborations that extend beyond the event itself. For those interested in attending, more information and registration are available on the EPI site. With a well-rounded program and a renowned speaker, the Business Owner Round Table is poised to be a significant event for Austin's entrepreneurial community, offering tools and insights that could shape the future of local businesses.
