How does Jen Hill Tribe compare to other entrepreneur communities?

Brandon Lee noted that while most communities require members to 'make noise' to be known, Jen Hill Tribe features active facilitation. He described the level of curation by Jennifer Hill, who immediately tagged relevant connections in a WhatsApp intro, as 'frankly unprecedented' compared to four or five other groups…

What is the quality of the members in Jen Hill Tribe?

Lee highlighted the 'caliber of people' and their proactive interest in others. He specifically mentioned that out of 15 one-on-one meetings, most were with men who, contrary to his typical experience in business, were curious, generous, and offered genuine support.

What happens during a Jen Hill Tribe member call?

Brandon Lee observed Jennifer Hill facilitating calls with meditation, looping every member in, and creating breakout groups for connection. He was impressed by the consistency of the 'warmth and responsiveness' of the 40+ people who attended his first session.

Is Event Profit Engine suitable for those already running events?

Yes. Jenna Phillips Ballard notes that even if you are already producing events regularly, the program provides the next layer of skill and strategic effectiveness to dial in your results.

What is the community culture like at Event Profit Engine?

Jenna describes the environment as a beautiful collective of support and contribution where there is no scarcity or competition, only collaboration and a desire for everyone to win.

Can Event Profit Engine help with business networking?

Jenna Ballard highlights that her favorite part was the high quality of leaders in the room, which allowed her to create powerful takeaways for building effective partnerships and JV relationships.

What do real people say about strategic partnerships?

12 people recorded interviews about strategic partnerships across 5 organisations. sharper focus or mental clarity was the most commonly volunteered theme, appearing in 2 interviews. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about strategic partnerships in their recorded interview.

Changes customers chose to talk about

Based on 12 open-ended customer interviews. These are themes people mentioned without being asked to rate every possible outcome. If someone did not mention a change, that does not mean it did not happen.

Mental claritymentioned in 2 interviews
“If you're somebody who knows that you're meant to make a really big impact in the world, but you feel like you're lacking the right kind of team, you're lacking the right kind of structure or guidance, what you'll be…”Jenna Ballard
Better systemsmentioned in 2 interviews
“If you're somebody who knows that you're meant to make a really big impact in the world, but you feel like you're lacking the right kind of team, you're lacking the right kind of structure or guidance, what you'll be…”Jenna Ballard
Team & hiringmentioned in 2 interviews
“If you're somebody who knows that you're meant to make a really big impact in the world, but you feel like you're lacking the right kind of team, you're lacking the right kind of structure or guidance, what you'll be…”Jenna Ballard
Felt supportedmentioned in 2 interviews
“If you're somebody who knows that you're meant to make a really big impact in the world, but you feel like you're lacking the right kind of team, you're lacking the right kind of structure or guidance, what you'll be…”Jenna Ballard
More clientsmentioned in 2 interviews
“Not to mention the content is always on point of being able to create premium offers, premium delivery and attract premium clients.”Sebastian Cruze
Family & relationshipsmentioned in 2 interviews
“A couple years ago, I think his name was Gavin Gunderson, said that, mental capital x relationship capital = financial capital and that changed the way I looked at my business.”Kaitlin Rowland
Confidencementioned in 1 interview
“If they could talk to a cold prospect and get them to take action in less than 1 minute and from the room, we got a 5.3 score of confidence, which is not that confident.”Amanda Holmes
Revenue growthmentioned in 1 interview
“Through the Internet Marketing Party, I've formed somewhere around four to five different business partnerships that have gone on to become, in some cases six and seven figure businesses, I've also just alliances and…”Jordan Hall

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How long it took

Over a year · 1

Stories in this topic

Showing 12 of 12 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

“I knew that it was a financial investment but I also knew that it would be well worth it in the contacts and relationships that I'd make here.”Rafael Gianfrancesco
“Business owners like us don't need another event because frankly, it's time away from our family and time that we could be spending building things.”Grant Eilertson

Frequently asked

How does Jen Hill Tribe compare to other entrepreneur communities?: Brandon Lee noted that while most communities require members to 'make noise' to be known, Jen Hill Tribe features active facilitation. He described the level of curation by Jennifer Hill, who immediately tagged relevant connections in a WhatsApp intro, as 'frankly unprecedented' compared to four or five other groups… — Brandon Lee
What is the quality of the members in Jen Hill Tribe?: Lee highlighted the 'caliber of people' and their proactive interest in others. He specifically mentioned that out of 15 one-on-one meetings, most were with men who, contrary to his typical experience in business, were curious, generous, and offered genuine support. — Brandon Lee
What happens during a Jen Hill Tribe member call?: Brandon Lee observed Jennifer Hill facilitating calls with meditation, looping every member in, and creating breakout groups for connection. He was impressed by the consistency of the 'warmth and responsiveness' of the 40+ people who attended his first session. — Brandon Lee
Is Event Profit Engine suitable for those already running events?: Yes. Jenna Phillips Ballard notes that even if you are already producing events regularly, the program provides the next layer of skill and strategic effectiveness to dial in your results. — Jenna Ballard
What is the community culture like at Event Profit Engine?: Jenna describes the environment as a beautiful collective of support and contribution where there is no scarcity or competition, only collaboration and a desire for everyone to win. — Jenna Ballard
Can Event Profit Engine help with business networking?: Jenna Ballard highlights that her favorite part was the high quality of leaders in the room, which allowed her to create powerful takeaways for building effective partnerships and JV relationships. — Jenna Ballard