Williamson County Chamber of Commerce

What is a Small Business Workshop?
This three-part series provides in-depth, hands-on training for small business owners and their staff. With small class sizes, the workshops foster interactive discussions, practical learning, and valuable peer-to-peer connections. While the series is designed as a three-part program, attendance at all sessions is not required. Each session is designed to deliver actionable takeaways on its specific topic.

Sales Conversations That Convert
This program is designed for anyone involved in customer engagement. Research shows that while many business owners and professionals excel at explaining their products or services, they often struggle to engage customers and secure commitments to purchase. Sales Conversations That Convert addresses this challenge by helping participants build confidence and competence in engaging customers, ultimately enhancing their sales effectiveness.

The program is structured into three sessions, each featuring instruction, simulations, and exercises to develop practical skills for more effective business conversations. Participants will gain tools to drive sales, shorten sales cycles, and achieve faster revenue growth.

• Session #3: Peer-to-Peer Roundtable and Skills Application (April 23)

The final session provides an opportunity for participants to discuss what they’ve learned, share successes, and identify areas for further improvement. A peer-to-peer roundtable encourages collaboration and organic mentorship. Attendees will also complete a hands-on exercise to integrate all the skills from the program into a real-world business scenario.

Members $30 per Session
Guests $40 per Session
Registration includes Lunch

Join us for the annual Nolensville Address, a morning of community updates and forward-looking insights from local leadership. Hear from Mayor Halie Gallik and Town Manager Victor Lay as they provide key updates on the Town of Nolensville’s priorities, plans, and progress.
We’ll also welcome Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden for an important update on education in the Nolensville area, including highlights from Nolensville High School, Sunset Middle/Elementary School, Mill Creek Elementary, and Nolensville Elementary School.
This event is an opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and connect with fellow residents and business leaders as we work together to support a thriving Nolensville.