The Operations Roundtable

Step away from surface-level networking and join us for a candid, closed-door conversation on the realities of business operations.

These monthly meetups are designed for leaders, operators, and business professionals who want to exchange ideas, explore challenges, and gain fresh insights in a supportive, collaborative environment.

Unlike traditional networking events, our focus is on conversation. Each session is capped at a small group to encourage depth over size.

Privacy is a priority.

To ensure open dialogue, no photos will be taken, and identifying details are not to leave the room. Attendees will be asked to check a box confirming they understand this agreement. (Think of it as a “light NDA” for our discussions.)

What to Expect:

• A roundtable format with guided discussion prompts.
  
• A chance to share your perspective and hear from others in operations, leadership, and business strategy.
  
• Space to think through your own challenges with input from peers who “get it.”
  

Sample prompts you might encounter:

• What’s one operational bottleneck your team keeps running into, and how are you addressing it?
  
• How do you balance documenting processes with keeping them flexible as your business grows?
  
• What’s a leadership or team insight you wish you had known earlier?
  
• How are you preparing your business for scaling or for your next step as a leader?

Our Roots: These meetups are inspired by The Process Lounge, a virtual roundtable series founded by Adriana Richardson of The Lazy Millennial. After years of hosting thoughtful online sessions, we’re bringing the same honest conversations into the local community. This time, face-to-face.

Our Sponsors:

These meetups are made possible by community sponsors who believe in real conversations and professional growth in Charleston. We do not share attendee email lists. Instead, you’ll receive a post-event Recap + Sponsor Intro Email with the sponsor’s ideal client/referral avatars and contact information. Your information is never shared without your explicit permission.