FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

• What is a forum?
• Will it be worth my time?
• Who runs the group?
• What's the cost?
• How often does a PEG meet?
• I don't want advice. How can a PEG benefit me?
• I'm concerned about confidentiality.
• I'm willing to set aside the time to meet, but how can I be sure that others in my group will too?
• How do I find a PEG?
• I'd like to be in a PEG, but my trade association doesn't offer one. Can you help?
• How long does it take to get into a PEG?
• What does FRN's logo symbolize?

What is a forum?

Forum (also called Peer Exchange Group, PEG or Roundtable) is a group of 8-12 non-competing CEOs, executives, presidents or entrepreneurs that meet on a regular basis to share and learn from each others' experiences. In a completely confidential environment, members explain how they tackle challenges, navigate change and spur action in their personal and professional lives, so that each individual takes away a trove of information to incorporate into their own decision-making. Keys to successful PEGs are confidentiality, commitment to the group, openness and trust.

It was one spectacular day...to say the very least. Too bad we just can't be a roundtable, but now it's our job to spread the learning with others. I truly enjoyed everyone yesterday and the wonderful content of our time together. Grateful. Hopeful. Energized. Renewed. Encouraged. Amen!
David R. Barrett
President/CEO, Barrett Capital Management, LLC