Every SLP Needs an LLC (or at least a sole prop) LIVE Panel

Ticket Options

Basic Ticket $28 for both nights - 2 hours

• Includes the Zoom link to the 1-hour live panel each night.

VIP Access $42 for both nights - 2 hours + 2 hours VIP Room + EXCLUSIVES

• Includes the Zoom link to the live panel plus an exclusive VIP Room link for an additional hour of deeper discussion and Q&A each night.

VIPs also receive:

• 4 total hours of professional development (PDH) credit
• Exclusive downloadable handouts
• Resource page with step-by-step LLC setup guidance
• 2 extra hours of small-group Q&A with Jennie and Ebony
• Recordings of both the panel and VIP Rooms for replay
• Giveaways

The VIP Room will provide high-value strategies to help you understand how to put money back in your pocket instead of handing it to Uncle Sam.

Night 1: Money and Mindset

Open conversation with Jennie and Ebony about their entrepreneurial journeys, lessons learned, and strategies for success.

Practical strategies for shifting your money mindset, valuing your work, and keeping more of what you earn.

VIP Room: A behind-the-scenes breakdown of what an SLP typically pays in taxes without an LLC and how much more stays in your pocket with one. Includes live Q&A and real-life examples.

Night 2: Make it Happen – LLCs vs. Sole Proprietorships

Clear, easy-to-understand comparison of sole proprietorships and LLCs, what they mean, how they work, and why it matters.

VIP Room: Extended live Q&A plus a step-by-step overview of what it takes to open an LLC today.

Why Attend? - For SLPs in the United States

As SLPs, we work too hard to let money slip away. This course provides the mindset, tools, and real-world know-how to protect your income, maximize deductions, and build a business that works for you. Whether you choose the Basic Ticket or step into the VIP experience, this is your chance to learn, grow, and finally feel confident about the business side of being an SLP.

DISCLAIMER: 

We are not a CPA or tax advisor. This presentation comes from my experience as entrepreneurs and private practice owners. You should always consult your tax advisor or CPA before claiming deductions. We will not be held responsible for your tax audit. .