Short testimonial from a COO Alliance attendee describing value of the community and events. The speaker praises networking and peer relationships, learning from speakers (e.g., Matt from SAS Academy, Michael Erath), resources/books provided, the platform Circle (with a ‘give/ask’ feature), and the culture of giving and collaboration at events (notably in Boston at MIT and previously Vancouver in March).
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I have really enjoyed my time in the COO Alliance. This is my second event. I was at Vancouver in March. The relationships that you build and the amount of networking that you're able to do is unmeasurable. I talk to some of the folks in COO alliance at least once a week outside of our platform called circle. The ability to learn from each other, feed off of each other and motivate each other. It's quite an experience when you're in a room with people who, who are going through the same situations as you and you never would have even known about it if it wasn't for the COO Alliance. This event, particularly here in Boston at mit, besides the property just being so beautiful, the speakers have been unmatched. Just being able. The takeaways that we've taken, Matt from SAS Academy, their former coo, what he's been able to share with us, the insights we've gotten from Michael Erath, I mean the books that they provided, the amount of resources that were given at these events is also something that you don't really experience anywhere else. Cameron is really big about giving. On our platform called Circle, we have a give ask. It's just something that is really part of, I guess the culture of the entire community and event is the ability to give and offer and support and collaborate. So that's really been something that's been a big part of these events in this community.