Join the ENRG Chapter in

Denver, Colorado

A free and help-first community.

Chapter Leaders

Q: What happens at ENRG Chapter Meetings?

ENRG Chapters meet monthly, same time and same place.We run on EOS® (the Entrepreneurial Operating System), and our meetings are modeled after a format called L10™, short for Level 10 Meeting®. The name says it all: we’re aiming for a 90-minute meeting that’s so productive, focused, and valuable, everyone in the room rates it a 10 out of 10.Here’s how we structure that 90 minutes: Before the meeting: Arrive early to connect with people and check in before the meeting gets started. Check-in: Meeting begins, intros and ice breaker. Content: A 20-minute teaching segment on a relevant tool, framework, or topic, facilitated by a chapter leader or an ENRG Expert Partner. IDS® (Identify, Discuss, Solve): IDS is a simple, structured approach to solving business problems as part of the EOS® system. It’s the core of ENRG chapter meetings – members can raise any issue they’re facing, and the group will work together to identify the root cause, share experiences, and uncover real solutions. Conclusion: We close by asking members to rate the meeting on a scale of 1–10. This helps keep us honest about whether we delivered what we promised. If you can, we highly encourage you to arrive early and stick around after the meeting ends to connect with someone new and build community.

Meet the Denver Chapter Leaders

Adam Hill

Adam Hill is a Professional EOS Implementer and certified exit planning advisor, international keynote and TEDx speaker, bestselling author, and podcast host. As the former CEO of his family's fourth-generation, century-old business, Adam guided the company through a pivotal transformation - from chaos and near insolvency, to scaling revenues by more than 50% to nine figures and securing sustainable profitability.

Drawing from over two decades of experience, Adam equips owners and entrepreneurial leaders with tools to rise above the chaos, implement operational excellence through EOS, and maximize enterprise value. Whether an owner wants to scale, sell, or transition, Adam’s expertise has proven invaluable to organizations all over the country.

His unique journey also includes transforming himself from an unhealthy non-athlete into an Ironman World Championship qualifier, reinforcing his belief that with the right systems and discipline, any finish line is possible.

When he's not coaching leadership teams to next-level success, he is likely spending time with his wife and kids, or "entertaining" people with terrible puns and dad jokes (watch his TEDx Talk!). Whether or not he's successful with that, you can be the judge.

Chapter Implementer

Suzy Joeckel

Suzy Joeckel is an EOS Implementer® and seasoned Integrator who helps leadership teams cut through the noise and actually execute. A 4x founder and former COO, she has spent over a decade building, scaling, and turning around companies across construction, SaaS, real estate, and professional services—guiding teams to clarity, accountability, and real traction. Known for asking the questions others avoid, Suzy helps leaders get unstuck fast and build businesses that truly work. Her impact has earned recognition including the 50 Most Influential Women award and the Innovation & Entrepreneurial Award for her SaaS company. Based in Denver’s Central Park neighborhood, she lives with her husband and son and can usually be found rock climbing, biking, or planning her next adventure - because she believes a great business should create a great life.

Chapter Implementer

Beth Sander

Beth Sanders is a Fractional COO and EOS Integrator for founders who have built successful companies but still find that nothing moves without them. She has helped lead growth from $3M to $30M and from $20M to $100M, where the challenge shifts from ideas to execution. Beth works with founders to choose the right priorities, establish real ownership, and ensure initiatives actually get completed without constant founder involvement. Her approach is direct and practical. She pressure-tests priorities, pushes for clear decisions, and brings structure to teams that are capable but inconsistent. The goal is not just to improve how the business runs, but to raise the standard of execution across the company. Beth primarily works with professional services and software companies. She partners closely with founders and leadership teams to align expectations, drive accountability, and build a business that performs at a higher level without relying on the founder to hold everything together.

Chapter Integrator

Tiffany Keegan

Tiffany Keegan an Integrator and operations leader who helps growth-minded founders create clarity, structure, and traction. She specializes in installing systems, building accountability, and turning strategic vision into consistent, measurable results.

Her approach centers on sustainable systems, leadership alignment, and simplifying complexity so teams can perform at their best. She's known for developing connected, high-performing teams, fostering collaboration, and creating the operational clarity that allows Visionaries to stay in their zone of genius.

With experience leading teams across remote, hybrid, and on-site environments, Tiffany implemented ERPs, built scalable processes and SOPs, and guided companies through rapid growth with a steady focus on ROI. She's an EOS Integrator Masterclass graduate, a certified Trainual expert, and a SmartTribes Leadership alum, all of which strengthen both my strategic and people-focused leadership.

Outside of work, Tiffany lives in Denver with her husband and our two energetic Australian Shepherds. They are outdoor enthusiasts, avid board-game hosts with a 400-plus-game collection, and she loves anything involving gardening, Pilates, and early mornings with a good cup of coffee and her Kindle.

Chapter Integrator

Address:

INDUSTRY RiNo Station - 3827 Lafayette St, Denver, CO 80205

Date

November 13, 2025

Time

10:00 AM

Cost:

Free

Why join ENRG?

Running a business is one of the loneliest jobs in the world. Not because you’re alone, but because the people around you are looking to you for answers, and there are plenty of days when you’re not sure you have them.

ENRG exists for that moment. We’re a help-first community of entrepreneurial leaders who believe value compounds when we share experiences, challenge ideas, and support each other. Every month, ENRG chapters around the globe get in a room together to share what’s working, tackle what isn’t, and find the right people and resources to move things forward.

Connect

with fellow business leaders who get it.

Find your people: the ones who know what it’s like to run a business, share your values, and support you without strings attached.

Learn

from the collective wisdom in the room.

Gain access to ideas and expertise to level up your journey, no matter what stage you’re at or what challenges you’re facing.

Act

with more clarity and confidence.

Walk away with renewed energy, a clear next step, and the WHO’s and HOW’s you need to move things forward.

About the Meeting

What to Expect at

Denver, CO

ENRG Chapter Meetings

ENRG Chapters meet monthly, same time and same place.

We run on EOS® (the Entrepreneurial Operating System), and our meetings are modeled after a format called L10™, short for Level 10 Meeting®. The name says it all: we’re aiming for a 90-minute meeting that’s so productive, focused, and valuable, everyone in the room rates it a 10 out of 10.

Here’s how we structure that 90 minutes:

Before the meeting: Arrive early to connect with people and check in before the meeting gets started.
Check-in: Meeting begins, intros and ice breaker.
Content: A 20-minute teaching segment on a relevant tool, framework, or topic, facilitated by a chapter leader or an ENRG Expert Partner.
IDS® (Identify, Discuss, Solve): IDS is a simple, structured approach to solving business problems as part of the EOS® system. It’s the core of ENRG chapter meetings – members can raise any issue they’re facing, and the group will work together to identify the root cause, share experiences, and uncover real solutions.
Conclusion: We close by asking members to rate the meeting on a scale of 1–10. This helps keep us honest about whether we delivered what we promised.

If you can, we highly encourage you to arrive early and stick around after the meeting ends to connect with someone new and build community.

Membership Eligibility

Who can attend ENRG Chapter meetings?

ENRG is intentionally built around four seats, each with an essential role. If you don’t fit one of these four seats, ENRG chapter meetings aren’t the right room for you.

ENTREPRENEURS

ENRG is for entrepreneurs at every stage of the journey – whether you’re a solo operation or running a business of 250 employees, you belong here.

To be clear: If your business is running on EOS, this is the Visionary seat. But if you’d never even heard of EOS until five minutes ago, that’s great, too! If your role sits at the top of the org chart and you’re ready to get unstuck, you belong here. Period.

2ND-IN-COMMAND LEADERS

If you’re an Integrator – the person who takes the Entrepreneur’s vision and turns it into an organization that actually runs day to day — you belong here.

To be clear: If your company isn’t running on EOS, your title might be COO, President, or something else entirely, but the rule is the same: you sit directly below the top seat, and the leadership team reports to you. Fractional Integrators are welcome too.

EOS IMPLEMENTERS®

As a licensed EOS Implementer, your experience guiding small-to-medium businesses through EOS® implementation gives you pattern recognition no single business can build on its own. At ENRG, that experience isn’t just for teaching EOS®. It’s for guiding Entrepreneurs and their 2nd-in-Command Leaders toward what they actually need, wherever they are in the journey.

To be clear: Every ENRG chapter is co-led by an EOS Implementer, but you don’t have to be a chapter leader to join. All licensed EOS Implementers can (and should!) be part of a local ENRG chapter.

ENRG™ EXPERT PARTNERS

If you’re part of an organization that’s gone through ENRG’s rigorous values-fit process and been approved as a paid partner, you’re encouraged to attend ENRG chapter meetings and bring your perspective and expertise to the room.

To be clear: Chapter meetings are not open to subject matter experts who don’t have a formal partnership with ENRG. If you haven’t been approved as an ENRG Expert Partner, and you don’t fit one of the other three descriptions above, chapter meetings aren’t for you. [Want to become an Expert Partner? Learn more here →]

ENRG and Our Impact

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GREATER GOOD - A NON-PROFIT

Revenue collected from expert sponsorships covers our operating expenses. Excess is returned to the community in the form of grants and scholarships to help entrepreneurs.

ENRG is Built Around Four Core Values

What we believe shapes how we show up

Givers

Help First

Give more than you get

Community > Individual

Growth

Egos not welcome

When you teach, you learn

Bring an “empty” cup

Community

If You’re Here, BE Here

Recruit and Retain

Grow Business, Grow Community

Abundance

Meritocracy

Abundance Mindset

Collaboration > Competition

Got questions?

We’re here to help.

Why is it called ENRG (and how do you pronounce that?)

ENRG stands for “Entrepreneurial Networking Resource Group.” It’s pronounced “energy” because that’s exactly what it’s meant to create. Every chapter meeting, connection, and conversation is designed to leave members more energized to go run their business than when they walked in.

Who can attend ENRG Chapter Meetings?

ENRG is intentionally built around four seats, each with an essential role. If you don’t fit one of these four seats, ENRG chapter meetings aren’t the right room for you.