Roundtables - InUnison of Central Virginia
Peer Roundtables

A table of peers who
get it.

Small, curated cohorts of local business leaders who meet on their own terms, facilitated by InUnison for accountability and long-term collaboration.

What a roundtable is

A standing circle, not a one-off workshop.

Each roundtable is a consistent group of local business people who meet regularly to think through real challenges together. We group members so the table shares real common ground, sometimes by industry, sometimes by role or level of leadership, whether you own the business or lead a function like marketing. You bring the questions you cannot ask anyone else, and the group brings perspective, honesty, and a stake in your progress.

Small by design

Seven to eight members per group, small enough that everyone gets real airtime.

Peer-led, InUnison-facilitated

Your group drives the agenda. We keep sessions focused, fair, and moving forward.

On your terms

Each group sets its own cadence and meeting spot. You decide how often and where.

Built for the long haul

These are ongoing relationships with built-in accountability, not a single event.

What to expect

From interested to seated in four steps.

Our goal is to have you seated in the right roundtable within 90 days.

01

Tell us you are interested

Pick a roundtable below and share a little about your business.

02

We check the fit

We make sure the group, stage, and focus are right, then introduce you.

03

Meet your cohort

At your first session the group sets cadence, format, and where to meet.

04

Show up and solve

Ongoing meetings with InUnison facilitation, accountability, and development for you or your business.

The groups

Find your roundtable.

Availability updates as groups fill. Request a spot where there is room, join a waitlist where there is not, or raise your hand for a group that is forming.

Don't see a group that fits?

New roundtables form when enough members raise their hand. Tell us what you are looking for and we will help you find the right room, or start building a new one.