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You have your business cards in hand and a smile on your face. You look nice, ready to share your business needs with a room full of successful entrepreneurs.

The meeting is called to order and you're asked to put your business cards away. You frown and turn to the person who invited you, “I thought this was a networking group?!” He smiles, “No, it's not. This is the Eliances community, the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align.” Confused, you put your cards in your bag, wondering what exactly is in store for the rest of the morning.

Eliances is not a networking group; period. As the community director states, “If you're here hoping to ‘machine gun' your cards all over the room, you're in the wrong place. If you're interested in giving what you got and making real relationships, Eliances is for you.” As each entrepreneur goes around the room, sharing the “Got, Give, Get” of their business, connections begin to form and lives are changed.

“I am truly impressed with the open environment you and your team have created at Eliances. From one meeting I have already identified 2-3 potential partnership opportunities, as well as made some great connections for building relationships in the future" - expressed Kneko Burney who has been a featured guest on CNBC's the Closing Bell.

Eliances the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align". At the weekly ROUNDtable (which changes every week of those who attend), the best minds in the entrepreneur world bring their expertise and rolodex to align with individuals with something amazing to give. Connections are made and business gets done every week as a result of these meetings. Networking groups don't do that. Stated another person who attended.

“I'm so proud of everything that you guys are doing to make a difference in people's lives” states another Eliancer.

Twice a year, the GRANDtable brings together a large group of passionate entrepreneurs, looking for their next business partner. Projects get funded, introductions are made and partnerships are fostered because of the long lasting connections created in the room. Again, networking groups don't do that. Celebrities attend and people fly in from all other.

As the weekly invitations go out, the room fills to capacity with people wanting to share what they have. Whether you have decades of experience or you're just starting out, Eliances has something for you. Before you check your inbox for the Eliances private invitation, remember the ‘machine gun' approach discussed earlier. Eliances is for the Givers, not for the Getters. If you're interested in plastering your cards around the room, attend a networking group. If you have something to give and want to make relationships, Eliances is where you need to align.

Guests are allowed one time to attend without charge as they are covered by the Advisory Council.

You have your business cards in hand and a smile on your face. You look nice, ready to share your business needs with a room full of successful entrepreneurs.

The meeting is called to order and you're asked to put your business cards away. You frown and turn to the person who invited you, “I thought this was a networking group?!” He smiles, “No, it's not. This is the Eliances community, the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align.” Confused, you put your cards in your bag, wondering what exactly is in store for the rest of the morning.

Eliances is not a networking group; period. As the community director states, “If you're here hoping to ‘machine gun' your cards all over the room, you're in the wrong place. If you're interested in giving what you got and making real relationships, Eliances is for you.” As each entrepreneur goes around the room, sharing the “Got, Give, Get” of their business, connections begin to form and lives are changed.

“I am truly impressed with the open environment you and your team have created at Eliances. From one meeting I have already identified 2-3 potential partnership opportunities, as well as made some great connections for building relationships in the future" - expressed Kneko Burney who has been a featured guest on CNBC's the Closing Bell.

Eliances the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align". At the weekly ROUNDtable (which changes every week of those who attend), the best minds in the entrepreneur world bring their expertise and rolodex to align with individuals with something amazing to give. Connections are made and business gets done every week as a result of these meetings. Networking groups don't do that. Stated another person who attended.

“I'm so proud of everything that you guys are doing to make a difference in people's lives” states another Eliancer.

Twice a year, the GRANDtable brings together a large group of passionate entrepreneurs, looking for their next business partner. Projects get funded, introductions are made and partnerships are fostered because of the long lasting connections created in the room. Again, networking groups don't do that. Celebrities attend and people fly in from all other.

As the weekly invitations go out, the room fills to capacity with people wanting to share what they have. Whether you have decades of experience or you're just starting out, Eliances has something for you. Before you check your inbox for the Eliances private invitation, remember the ‘machine gun' approach discussed earlier. Eliances is for the Givers, not for the Getters. If you're interested in plastering your cards around the room, attend a networking group. If you have something to give and want to make relationships, Eliances is where you need to align.

Guests are allowed one time to attend without charge as they are covered by the Advisory Council.

You have your business cards in hand and a smile on your face. You look nice, ready to share your business needs with a room full of successful entrepreneurs.

The meeting is called to order and you're asked to put your business cards away. You frown and turn to the person who invited you, “I thought this was a networking group?!” He smiles, “No, it's not. This is the Eliances community, the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align.” Confused, you put your cards in your bag, wondering what exactly is in store for the rest of the morning.

Eliances is not a networking group; period. As the community director states, “If you're here hoping to ‘machine gun' your cards all over the room, you're in the wrong place. If you're interested in giving what you got and making real relationships, Eliances is for you.” As each entrepreneur goes around the room, sharing the “Got, Give, Get” of their business, connections begin to form and lives are changed.

“I am truly impressed with the open environment you and your team have created at Eliances. From one meeting I have already identified 2-3 potential partnership opportunities, as well as made some great connections for building relationships in the future" - expressed Kneko Burney who has been a featured guest on CNBC's the Closing Bell.

Eliances the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align". At the weekly ROUNDtable (which changes every week of those who attend), the best minds in the entrepreneur world bring their expertise and rolodex to align with individuals with something amazing to give. Connections are made and business gets done every week as a result of these meetings. Networking groups don't do that. Stated another person who attended.

“I'm so proud of everything that you guys are doing to make a difference in people's lives” states another Eliancer.

Twice a year, the GRANDtable brings together a large group of passionate entrepreneurs, looking for their next business partner. Projects get funded, introductions are made and partnerships are fostered because of the long lasting connections created in the room. Again, networking groups don't do that. Celebrities attend and people fly in from all other.

As the weekly invitations go out, the room fills to capacity with people wanting to share what they have. Whether you have decades of experience or you're just starting out, Eliances has something for you. Before you check your inbox for the Eliances private invitation, remember the ‘machine gun' approach discussed earlier. Eliances is for the Givers, not for the Getters. If you're interested in plastering your cards around the room, attend a networking group. If you have something to give and want to make relationships, Eliances is where you need to align.

Guests are allowed one time to attend without charge as they are covered by the Advisory Council.

You have your business cards in hand and a smile on your face. You look nice, ready to share your business needs with a room full of successful entrepreneurs.

The meeting is called to order and you're asked to put your business cards away. You frown and turn to the person who invited you, “I thought this was a networking group?!” He smiles, “No, it's not. This is the Eliances community, the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align.” Confused, you put your cards in your bag, wondering what exactly is in store for the rest of the morning.

Eliances is not a networking group; period. As the community director states, “If you're here hoping to ‘machine gun' your cards all over the room, you're in the wrong place. If you're interested in giving what you got and making real relationships, Eliances is for you.” As each entrepreneur goes around the room, sharing the “Got, Give, Get” of their business, connections begin to form and lives are changed.

“I am truly impressed with the open environment you and your team have created at Eliances. From one meeting I have already identified 2-3 potential partnership opportunities, as well as made some great connections for building relationships in the future" - expressed Kneko Burney who has been a featured guest on CNBC's the Closing Bell.

Eliances the only place "Where Entrepreneurs Align". At the weekly ROUNDtable (which changes every week of those who attend), the best minds in the entrepreneur world bring their expertise and rolodex to align with individuals with something amazing to give. Connections are made and business gets done every week as a result of these meetings. Networking groups don't do that. Stated another person who attended.

“I'm so proud of everything that you guys are doing to make a difference in people's lives” states another Eliancer.

Twice a year, the GRANDtable brings together a large group of passionate entrepreneurs, looking for their next business partner. Projects get funded, introductions are made and partnerships are fostered because of the long lasting connections created in the room. Again, networking groups don't do that. Celebrities attend and people fly in from all other.

As the weekly invitations go out, the room fills to capacity with people wanting to share what they have. Whether you have decades of experience or you're just starting out, Eliances has something for you. Before you check your inbox for the Eliances private invitation, remember the ‘machine gun' approach discussed earlier. Eliances is for the Givers, not for the Getters. If you're interested in plastering your cards around the room, attend a networking group. If you have something to give and want to make relationships, Eliances is where you need to align.

Guests are allowed one time to attend without charge as they are covered by the Advisory Council.