What The Heck Is EOS? An Introduction to Getting A Grip On Your Business!

As a Certified EOS Implementer, Melanie acts as a teacher, coach, and facilitator - helping business leaders transform their companies and, ultimately, their lives.
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Melanie Towey EOS Implementer
Based on the best-selling book Traction, the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS®) is a comprehensive business operating system that aligns and synchronizes all of the parts of the business. Using a proven process that has been implemented in tens of thousands of companies around the world, Melanie helps leadership teams crystallize their vision, gain traction by instilling discipline and accountability, and function as a more healthy and cohesive team.
The Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) is designed to help owners, leaders, and managers of entrepreneurial companies address these common frustrations:
• Lack of control - over time, markets, or the company
• People - who don’t listen, understand or follow-through
• Profit - there’s not enough of it
• Growth - they can’t seem to break through to the next level
Using a simple set of powerful, practical tools, leaders
learn to run their businesses more efficiently and effectively
to experience more consistent growth - and have freedom
to pursue other passions!
Join us, as we introduce the six components of EOS and help business owners and leaders understand the EOS model, how it can support your business and learn what tools you can begin immediately using today!
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[@davemcclow7147]

"It's simple, but not easy." This always makes me think of this about genius: "Most geniuses-especially those who lead others-prosper not by deconstructing intricate complexities but by exploiting unrecognized simplicities." ~ Andy Benoit. This is Gino Wickman and EOS!

[@jimthepilotguy]

Melanie! The EOS approach is absolutely what small to medium sized companies need! Wonderful information! Thank you!

[@Eqmastery]

One of the best breakdowns of EOS I have watched. Great job putting this together.

[@villagomezfrankie]

I really enjoyed this breakdown of EOS. Thanks, Melanie!

[@jppieterse3314]

Wow. Im in the stone and Tile industry and looking to implement this. Thank you Lord for sending this video

[@ROLNIKxPL]

Thank the algorithm

[@radaust1969]

This was an excellent overview of EOS

[@TheAlandMonaShow]

Very helpful video! Thank you

[@jesslarsen]

This was great

[@kelp0223]

This is a great deck! We're an EOS company and have been looking for something like this. Where did you get it?

[@derellanthony]

When stating it’s only for 10-250 employee companies. Why that number max specifically?

[@StevesterdaSpeedster]

Hey Derell - good question. EOS is not ONLY for that size range, but that is our "Core Focus" - where we spend our time and energy from a marketing and sales/prospecting perspective. I have two clients with under 5 employees and one with 600+... sometimes/often they'll seek out EOS on their own; we certainly don't discourage them in any way, it just that usually the bigger the company, the more they may have consultants and business strategy people (i.e. overhead) that can help create and direct answers to things like Core Values and Core Focus, along with creating a lot of the structured processes and procedures that EOS provides. Entrepreneurial companies up to 250 employees usually DON'T have that overhead structure in place to help with those things. Basically, for ANY size company that needs help in those areas, and doesn't have the internal resources or expertise to create, roll out and enforce, EOS could be a great framework and business operating system for them. Hope this helps!

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