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Jonathan B. Smith to Speak at the Craft Brewers Conference

ChiefOptimizer and Professional EOS Implementer Discusses "Get a Grip on Your Business"

2013-03-14
ARLINGTON, VA, March 14, 2013 (Press-News.org) ChiefOptimizer founder and CEO Jonathan B. Smith has been tapped as a speaker for the Brewers Association's 2013 Craft Brewers Conference (CBC). The industry's largest gathering, which brings together close to 6,000 brewing professionals, will be held in Washington, D.C. from March 26-29.

He will be presenting a seminar on Getting a Grip on Your Business, providing practical tools and sharing valuable experiences and techniques designed to help business owners get back in the driver's seat and take control of the business. We will examine the common issues and complaints that many business owners share, including:

How to wrestle with 136+ different issues at the same time
Overcoming the frustration of trying to solve the same issues over and over again
Feeling generally "stuck", frustrated and unable to grow the business

Learn how to take back control of your business - (http://www.craftbrewersconference.com/seminars/get-a-grip-on-your-business)

In addition to speaking about his own experiences as a small business owner, Jonathan will also be introducing a few tools from the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS ) Toolbox. EOS is a powerful system that takes a holistic self-sustaining approach to building a great company by helping business owners get the most out of the business. EOS Worldwide has delivered over 3,500 full-day sessions for more than 570 companies. As a result of implementing EOS, companies:

Crystallize their vision, by getting everyone rowing in the same direction as one team.
Gain traction by building discipline and accountability into the organization.
Create a healthy, functional and cohesive leadership team and company.

Jonathan is one of only 50 Professional Implementers of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in North America. He is not only a Professionally Trained EOS Implementer , but was also one of the first clients to use the system and has successfully implemented it in his own businesses for the last 10 years.

Jonathan is rocket fuel for business refinement. He helped us set a daily communication rhythm that is based on a clear set of quarterly goals where each person owns a piece of the outcome, so the whole team is aligned and keeps energized.

Joe Hudicka
Founder and CEO of QuotaCrusher

In Jonathan's experience, EOS has been a powerful tool for unifying team vision, producing business results (e.g. Ranked #203 on the 2007 Inc. 500 List of Fastest Growing Small Businesses in the US), and improving team communication and commitment. He is passionate about entrepreneurship and EOS and committed to sharing his experience with others to help them achieve their visions.

Jonathan B. Smith worked at several Fortune 500 companies, including JP Morgan & Co., before becoming a global entrepreneur and Inc. 500 recipient (an annual list of the 500 fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.). As the founder of ChiefOptimizer and 1 of 50 Professional Implementer of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS ), he helps entrepreneurs and their leadership teams simplify, clarify and achieve their vision. He lives in the Washington, DC Metro Area and regularly delivers speaking engagements on entrepreneurship. For more information, please visit http://www.chiefoptimizer.com.


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[Press-News.org] Jonathan B. Smith to Speak at the Craft Brewers Conference
ChiefOptimizer and Professional EOS Implementer Discusses "Get a Grip on Your Business"