Industry MeetUps
MeetUps are planned to promote community, industry engagement, and to create a place to discuss a variety of massage industry topics. Expect discourse and expert guests on topics ranging from Continuing Education, Taxes, Accounting, Scope of Practice, National Organizations and their agendas, Education and Reciprocity, as well as other topics driven by YOUR interests and feedback!
The 3rd Sunday of the month, unless otherwise stated, we meet to discuss the industry, business, education and other topics that we find interesting and of import.
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See the links below to review upcoming MeetUps, topics, and to reserve your spot.
Why Participate?
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It all begins with an idea.
We hope to turn ideas into action, and facilitate change at the foundations of the massage industry.
Join us to discuss topics that are important to you, your practice, your guests, and the industry.
Share your thoughts and experience, learn from experts, discover how your participation can make a difference!
April MeetUp
April’s MeetUp has been postponed as we review feedback and topic material along with CE opportunities!
Keep an eye out for updates, or join our mailing list to ensure you receive updates to your inbox.
Thank you.
May MeetUp
The topic for this MeetUp has not been determined. A possible topic may be to discuss how to incorporate and successfully educate guests about mixed modalities and the unique properties of your massage techniques.
March MeetUp
Topic to be determined - Likely a continuation of Talking Business from January and February’s MeetUps.
Talking Business
We spend so much of our time at work, or working. We will continue our conversation and double down on habits, tools, and the idea the that our business reflects our own personality. This means our habits, language, money issues, obstacles, and more, all play their part in your success or your misses. It takes conscious preparation and retooling of our own processes to make the best decisions.