SMALL-GROUP COHORTS

Learn to run it. Don’t just hire it out.

Five to seven organizations. Led personally by Fabray Turner. Sixteen weeks of structured guidance where you do the building — and I make sure you don’t fall into the holes I’ve watched people fall into for twenty years.

I guide. You build.

That’s how you learn a business instead of learning to hire one.

How a cohort works

01

Watch

A short video before each session — one concept, taught properly, in under ten minutes.

02

Check

A quick, ungraded quiz. Not a test — it tells me what didn’t land so I know where to spend our time.

03

Apply

A live session every two weeks where we work through your organization, not a generic case study.

04

Build

Two weeks to do the work, with a small room of people doing it alongside you.

NOW ENROLLING

Nonprofit Launch

Founders building a 501(c)(3), church, or community organization

$2,500

Full cohort · 16–18 weeks

✓ Should you even start one — the honest answer✓ Mission, vision and the language the IRS will ask for✓ Building a board that doesn’t sink your grant applications✓ State incorporation, EIN, bylaws and the 1023✓ The solicitation registration nearly everyone misses✓ Money infrastructure that keeps you out of trouble✓ Free tools most nonprofits never claim✓ Staying alive: 990s, renewals and funding beyond grants

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FORMING

Service Business

Consultants, agencies, trades, and anyone selling their expertise

Coming soon

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✓ Registering properly — an EIN is not a business✓ The state tax on services people never see coming✓ Pricing your time without underselling yourself✓ Contracts, scope and getting paid✓ Systems, accounting and payment infrastructure✓ Funding your business without cashing out your future

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FORMING

Product Business

Anyone selling a tangible product — retail, e-commerce, wholesale, food

Coming soon

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✓ Registering properly and choosing the right entity✓ Sales tax accounts, resale certificates and wholesale✓ Cost of goods, vendors and margin that actually works✓ Inventory and the cash it quietly eats✓ Systems, accounting and payment infrastructure✓ Funding your business without cashing out your future

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Why the cohorts are separate

A nonprofit’s world — solicitation registration, board governance, Form 990s, donor systems — shares almost nothing with a product business worrying about vendors, inventory, and sales tax. Mixing them means two-thirds of the room is tuning out. So we don’t. Each cohort is built for the people in it.

Seats are limited to seven, and I read every application myself. If it isn’t the right fit, I’ll tell you honestly — and point you somewhere better.

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