SBDC Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) Implementation
2025-10-10 08:30 - 10:30 (America/Chicago) | Johnson County Community College, RC, Regnier Center, 234 , 12345 College Blvd., Overland Park, KS, 66210
Providing EOS implementation training for Founders ready to implement.
You can expect to gain a comprehensive understanding of EOS, a powerful framework designed to help business leaders achieve greater clarity, alignment and growth within your organization. We will delve into EOS’s key components, including Vision, Traction, and Healthy, High-Performing Teams through Foundational Tools and Data, Issues & Process. Through interactive discussions, case studies and hands-on exercises, you will create a compelling company vision, set clear objectives and develop practical strategies for execution. This series will be led by EOS Certified Implementers.
This course is not eligible for the Take 3 discount.
Session Topics:
Session 1 – Foundational Tools: Accountability Chart, Level 10 Meeting, Rocks
Session 2 – VISION: The 8 Questions
Session 3 – DATA, ISSUES & PROCESS: Scorecard & IDS
Session 4 – TRACTION: Pulling it all together and getting started on your EOS journey
Days F
Dates 10/10/2025 – 11/21/2025
Times 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Class will meet 10/10, 10/24, 11/7 & 11/21

Rural Grocery Specialist
2026-01-19 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Supporting rural grocers in business transition planning is essential to keeping the benefits of hometown grocery stores in rural communities. The Rural Grocery Transition Specialist program trains and deploys resource professionals across the country to better serve rural grocers through business transitions.

Who: This course is designed for Extension professionals, economic developers and other resource providers who support rural grocers and rural community vitality across the country.
Participants will gain: Strategies for building relationships with grocery store owners and managers, understanding of transition planning and business valuation concepts, and tools to support grocery store transitions. In addition, participants will join a national network of professionals dedicated to supporting rural communities.
Format: This course contains seven online modules that include homework assignments and interactive discussion boards, paired with guided learning through four required 1.5 to 2-hour synchronous virtual meetings.
Taught by: Composed of 18 professionals from across the country, the teaching team has a wide a range of expertise related to business transition planning and rural grocery.
