An Entrepreneur’s Dilemma Series Part 1: Start Alone or Start with a Co-Founder? Forum

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Are you at the crossroads of entrepreneurship, thinking about the age-old dilemma: to embark on your journey solo or to seek a co-founder to share the adventure? It’s not an easy decision yet it can have significant consequences for the future success of a startup. Introducing "An Entrepreneur’s Dilemma: Start Alone or Start with a Co-Founder?" – the first of three forums designed to highlight critical decisions founders need to make as part of their startup journey. In this first forum, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of both approaches, solo or with a co-founder. Don't miss this opportunity to gain firsthand insights and connect with like-minded individuals facing the same dilemmas. The forums are hosted by Bradley University’s Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the Turner Center for Entrepreneurship. Participants will include students studying entrepreneurship. The forums include a networking session to connect students with local entrepreneurs and resources. Topics of Discussion: The most important reasons why staying solo may be the best option for founders. The challenges with being a solo founder. The factors that should be considered when bringing in a co-founder The challenges with having more than one owner. Tips for success for either approach. Who should attend: Entrepreneurs Founders Students Resource partners supporting business startup and growth SPEAKERS: Bridgett Booker, President & Owner, Reign Construction, Peoria IL Eric Sampson, Illinois SBDC Director, Bradley University, Peoria IL Cosponsor: Distillery Labs