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What community means to entrepreneurs

What community means to entrepreneurs

A community is a group of people living in the same geographic area, or having a particular characteristic in common (such as the “small business ownership community” or a church community).   

Your own network of social relationships may include many communities:  your school community, your work community, your church community, your Fitness Club community, etc.   

People crave a sense of connection with others, and being part of a community brings a feeling of fellowship with others because of your common attitudes, interests, and goals.  A community brings people together in ways that allow them to do things they couldn’t have done in isolation.   

My community of small business entrepreneurs has helped me weather the storm of the global pandemic by providing insight and support.  My NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners) Chicago community has provided networking opportunities.   

We recently asked several people in our Reconciled Solutions community what community means to them. Read their thoughts below.

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Kitty Conroy, part of our team here at Reconciled Solutions, said:

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Angie Noll
angien@reconciledsolutions.net

Angie Noll is the founder of Reconciled Solutions, a Chicago-based bookkeeping and profit advisory firm she started in 2006. She is a Certified Profit First Advisor at the Designer level, a Certified Fix This Next Advisor, and a QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor. Angie works with service-based businesses — managed IT providers, Direct Primary Care and concierge physicians, law firms, and mental health practices — helping owners understand what their numbers actually mean and build businesses that pay them well. She holds an MBA, is a Forbes Business Council contributor, a graduate of Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses, and immediate past president of NAWBO Chicago.