Episode 18: Creating Advocates with Heidi Low

Our guest today, Heidi Low, embarked on a profound personal journey. She made the courageous decision to leave her corporate job and establish a retreat for bereaved parents, a cause close to her heart after the loss of her terminally ill daughter, Alison. This led to the creation of her non-profit, Ohana Oasis, through which she has been a source of healing for many.  Today, Heidi's focus is on helping leaders craft impactful and meaningful meetings, retreats, conferences, and events, where participants leave as their biggest advocates.Grab your pen and paper. In this episode, we explore the 5 steps to creating a memorable event and the 9 elements you need to turn your customers or employees into advocates.Learn more about Heidi Low:http://heidilow.com/Contact her at:[email protected] with her on:https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidilow/Meet Your Host:Jennifer Kok delivered her second daughter two days after opening her service-based bakery business. She went on to own and operate her business for 20 years, pivot during a recession, build a national franchise, and then sell it all for a profit in the Fall of 2018. Today she is a sought-after Business Consultant, who helps locally owned businesses with annual revenues between $100K and $1M improve profit margins, attract ideal high-ticket clients, and fast-track revenue growth by positioning themselves as experts in their field. Let's talk if you are building a business and a family and are ready for double-digit growth without working more hoursApply Now for free 30 minute strategy session:https://nextwavebusinesscoaching.com/apply-now-questionnaire/Download this Freebie3 steps to become instantly referable freebie:https://nextwavebusinesscoaching.com/3-steps-to-be-instantly-referable/Learn more about Jennextwavebusinesscoaching.com.My name is Jennifer Kok, and I’m a profit and growth advisor for service-based women entrepreneurs. I help women business owners make smarter, more strategic decisions so they can grow profitably, pay themselves consistently, and avoid burnout.Because the truth is, business owners make decisions all day long, but the ones that really matter are often the hardest ones. Should I hire? Raise my prices? Invest in marketing? Let go of a draining client? Expand, or simplify?Those decisions carry weight, and they can impact your time, your profit, your energy, and your long-term growth.That’s why I created the Focused Growth Collective, a virtual mastermind for women business owners who want support making the kinds of decisions that move a business forward. Yes, we talk strategy, but we also look at the bigger picture like mental load, health, profit, and long-term sustainability.My goal is to help women build businesses that pay them well, support their lives, and still feel worth leading 10 years from now.Connect with me:Website:Facebook:Instagram:LinkedIn:YouTube: