Ten Pillars to Building a Successful Company
October 7, 2026 @ 12:00 pm EDT
Cost: $10.00
Duration: 120 minutes
LIVE ONLINE Workshop
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Ten Pillars to Building a Successful Company
This course introduces the 10 critical Pillars every entrepreneur should understand to build, strengthen, and grow a successful company. While participants will gain exposure to all 10 Pillars, the session will take a deeper look at three foundational areas that can make or break a business:
- Understanding market opportunity and consumer need
- Mastering differentiation
- Establishing a viable business model
Whether you are launching a new product, evaluating a business idea, scaling an existing company, or strengthening your foundation, this program will help you think more strategically and act more confidently.
Participants will learn how to assess market opportunities, identify real customer needs, evaluate the competition, clarify their unique value, strengthen brand positioning, and understand the pricing, costs, and profit margins needed to create a financially sustainable business.
$10 Non-Refundable Fee |
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About Our Instructor
Debbie Wildrick
Debbie Wildrick knows what it takes to get products from concept to consumer-and keep them there. With three decades of experience spanning Fortune 500 leadership (7-Eleven, Tropicana/PepsiCo) to early-stage brand building, she’s mastered every channel from grocery and c-store to e-commerce and beyond. As Co-founder of MetaBrand, she’s worked with hundreds of brands navigating the messy middle between launch and scale. Today, she helps early to mid-stage companies build sustainable growth through The 10 Pillars of a Successful Company, her framework for market opportunity, differentiation, and smart scaling. She doesn’t just talk strategy-she’s lived it from every angle. |
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| Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA. |
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