30 Years in EO: 7 Lessons I Learned to Help Scale My Businesses

Back in 1996, after our internet access and content company was recognized as one of the fastest-growing companies in Canada, my brother and I were approached by someone who introduced us to EO. We attended a chapter event in Toronto, and we were blown away. I had no idea that such an organization of like-minded founders who support each other through the sometimes turbulent rollercoaster ride of entrepreneurship even existed. While I was initially skeptical about the time commitment, I gave it a shot and joined EO.

Now, 30 years later, as I reflect on my EO journey, I realize how significantly my participation in EO—everything from learning events, Forum, moderator training and workshops, universities, regional and global opportunities plus family events —has impacted my family, my personal growth, and most importantly, my businesses. Without EO, I truly don’t believe I would have been able to start, scale, and exit as many companies as I have.

Read the 7 key lessons Colin C. Campbell learned from Entrepreneurs’ Organization that helped him scale here.

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