Insights For IT Solutions Providers To Thrive: Owner Peer Team Program Expands

Nov 16, 2023

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BMK Community Expands Peer Team Program to Support MSP and TSP Business Owners

BMK Community, a leading MSP and TSP business growth consultancy, has announced the expansion of its Peer Team program, offering owners a unique opportunity to connect with industry peers. The enhanced program provides three tiers of support, with each level including a dedicated executive coach and membership in a team of business leaders. It aims to promote learning and idea-sharing among industry participants.

The recent report from Mordor Intelligence values the current IT services industry at $1.11 trillion and predicts it will reach $1.67 trillion within the next five years. BMK Community recognizes that operational inefficiencies can hinder smaller businesses from taking advantage of this growth. Through the Peer Team programs, the consultancy provides consulting engagements that help owners identify knowledge gaps and address various challenges.

BMK Community has been delivering Peer Team programs since 2004, combining executive coaches with a network of MSP and TSP owners. By offering the necessary support, the consultancy helps leaders drive continued growth in their companies. Interested parties can find more information on the BMK Community website.

Contact Info:

Name: Khaled Fahrang
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1-212-300-3016
Website: www.bmkcommunity.com

MSP and TSP business growth consultancy BMK Community announces the expansion of its Peer Team program, offering a unique opportunity for owners to share ideas with other industry members.

Lisle, United States - November 16, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The enhanced program offers three tiers of support, with the Squad Experience focusing on company financials, and the Charge and Charge+ Experience offering progressively greater guidance on operational evaluation and planning. Each level includes a dedicated executive coach and membership in a team of other business leaders, offering a unique combination of theoretical and practical learning.

More details can be found at https://bmkcommunity.com/

BMK Community explains that its latest Peer Teams have been designed to offer greater flexibility to MSP and TSP owners, allowing them to select a level of support that best suits their own professional and business needs. The goal is to create a forum for industry participants to share ideas and learn from one another, thereby promoting the growth and success of all.

A recent report from Mordor Intelligence values the current IT services industry at $1.11 trillion, and estimates that the market size will increase to $1.67 trillion over the next five years. The piece states that the introduction of 5G, blockchain, and AI technologies, along with the evolving threat environment, all present opportunities for businesses in the sector.

As BMK Community points out, operational inefficiencies can sometimes restrict the ability of smaller companies to take advantage of this growth. With the enhanced Peer Team programs, the company offers a professional consulting engagement designed to help owners identify knowledge-gaps and address a wide variety of challenges.

“BMK Community has been providing Peer Team programs to MSP’s and TSP’s since 2004, and we blend the what and the how with the why every time we meet,” a company representative explained. “This is a team of business owners or executives who come together to share best practices, hold one another accountable, support one another, and openly share their struggles and successes.”

About BMK Community

Part of the Bering McKinley professional consultancy, BMK Community takes the firm’s team of executive coaches and combines it with a unique network of MSP and TSP owners. The goal is to help leaders gain the support they need to drive continued growth in their company.

“Since joining Bering McKinley, I’ve gained a much deeper knowledge of how to run my business and what things are important to watch out for,” one client recently stated. “Instead of just randomly running things, I now have some real guidelines and strategies that I can use.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://bmkcommunity.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Khaled Fahrang
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Organization: BMK Community
Address: 650 Warrenville Road, Lisle, IL 60532, United States
Phone: +1-212-300-3016
Website: http://www.bmkcommunity.com

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