Alignment in Small Businesses

Join Dr. Mohsen Shabahang of Empower Tomorrow for our Business Innovation Lunch & Learn, where big ideas meet small business in the heart of downtown Lewisburg on the 2nd floor of 416 Market St at StartUp Lewisburg!

The same strategies that are crucial to the success of large organizations can be highly relevant to small businesses and solopreneurs.

In this Lunch & Learn, Dr. Mo will explore alignment in small businesses, focusing on three important areas: strategy, finances, and quality. Drawing from a career spanning medicine, education, executive leadership, and coaching, he brings a perspective shaped by decades of leading, teaching, mentoring, and helping others navigate challenges and pursue growth.

Dr. Mo is the founder of Empower Tomorrow, where his work is grounded in the belief that empowered leaders create empowered teams and that sustainable success grows from cultures of trust, inclusion, and respect. His approach to leadership emphasizes empathy, humility, clarity of purpose, and empowering others to grow.

This session will invite small business owners and solopreneurs to consider how concepts often associated with larger organizations can be relevant to their own businesses and how alignment across key areas can support their approach to business. 

By the end of this session, attendees will have explored:

– Strategy: The relevance of strategic thinking to small businesses and solopreneurs.

– Finances: The importance of financial considerations as part of business success.

– Quality: The role quality plays in building and sustaining a successful business.

Whether you’re a solopreneur or leading a growing small business, the session offers an opportunity to consider how strategies used by larger organizations may translate to the realities of running a small business.

This event will also feature an informal Q&A with lenders from First National Bank. Learn how to build a strong banking relationship, separate business and personal finances, prepare for future borrowing, and avoid common financial pitfalls for small businesses.