Hivemind Sounding Board (Newburgh)

Struggling with a work issue? Need a perspective shift?

Hive mind.

Take advantage of collective intelligence and an inspiring meeting place to work out creative solutions to problems.

Advisory board meets group therapy.

Think of this as a mash-up of an ad hoc advisory board and group therapy for your work. Come prepared to share and to listen.

A range of issues.

Open to any work-related issue: getting clients, marketing, PR, funding, launching an idea, strategy, productivity, wellness… Open to any entrepreneur or intrapreneur — consultants, freelancers, and nonprofit leaders included. Our idea of entrepreneurship is expansive: an enterprising spirit in meeting any challenge (professional, societal, personal).

Expert facilitation.

By BEAHIVE founder Scott Tillitt — a mix of strategist, publicist, marketer, social entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader with 30 years experience — and/or BEAHIVE’s  community activator, Sami Aviles, a biz ops and systems coach.

Small investment. Huge return.

BEAHIVE members: free
Non-members: $15 advance ($20 at door) **
** join as a paying member within a week and get the fee applied to membership (membership details)

NOTE: Limited participation to maintain intimacy and allow all to share.

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“Having several different and thoughtful perspectives coming to bear on topics and problems was refreshing and energizing. Even simply hearing myself sum up my own status/issue was quite valuable.” — web designer Sean O’Dwyer

“It was also very interesting to hear what challenges other entrepreneurs struggled with to contextualize my own.” — Valerie Burchby, editorial director and co-founder of Bent Creative

Most valuable was the “structured, moderated format to give/receive constructive and supportive feedback from people in different walks of life, but with refreshingly similar challenges.” — Patrick Raymond, founder and inventor of CurvitCo

“I can’t remember the last time I had been to a meeting that went this well. It achieved the right balance between orderly and freestyle. For me, it fostered a feeling that each participant was an equal, yet I am sure that everyone offered something insightful, as if each were smarter than I am.” — Chris Joslyn, Lissome Software