Are you ready to transform the way you run your business?

Today on the Finish Big Podcast,  Mark Doman introduces Joni Fedders, President of Aileron, and explores the unique nonprofit organization based in Dayton, Ohio. Together they explore how Aileron helps business owners and their teams embrace professional management to elevate their lives and organizations. Follow along to hear Joni’s passion for professional management, and how it empowers businesses and their owners to articulate a vision, align their organization towards it, and successfully navigate ownership transitions.

Joni discusses: 

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• The importance of having an exit plan and how it affects the future success of your business
  
• Aileron’s DOC System of professional management and its impact on business success
  
• The challenges of creating a thriving business and navigating transitions
  
• How Aileron supports business owners in different ways to achieve long-term success
  
• Aileron’s mission and involvement in the community
  
• And more
  

Resources:

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• Finish Big: How Great Entrepreneurs Exit Their Companies on Top by Bo Burlingham
  
• Run Your Business, Don’t Let It Run You by Clay Mathile
  

Connect with Mark Dorman: 

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• Succession Plus US
  
• LinkedIn: Mark Dorman
  
• LinkedIn: Succession Plus
  
• Facebook: Succession Plus
  
• (330)-416-9271
  
• mdorman@succession.plus
  

Connect with Joni Fedders:

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• Aileron.org
  
• LinkedIn Joni Fedders
  
• (937) 669-6507
  

About Our Guest: 

Joni Fedders is the President of Aileron, a nonprofit organization that helps business owners and their teams embrace professional management to elevate their people and organization. Joni directs strategic vision, culture, and operations, inspiring both the team and the community to elevate private businesses.

Recipient of the “Forty Under Forty” award, Joni holds a business bachelor’s from Miami University and an MBA from Xavier University. With her husband Jim, she values family time, her dogs, and enjoys skiing, tubing, running, fishing, sports, and vacations with their three children.