Local Peer Groups
Connect With Those Who Understand The Weight Of Leadership
- Like-Minded Leaders
- Structured Conversations
- Christian-Informed Community
Running a business can feel isolating.
You’re the person others look to for answers and direction. That doesn’t leave many places where you can talk openly about what you’re facing.
Veritas peer groups bring together owners, executives, and nonprofit leaders from Warsaw, Winona Lake, Fort Wayne, and across Northeast Indiana who want a trusted place to think through real business issues. Not another networking event. Structure, accountability, and people who show up.
You Don’t Have To Lead Alone
The challenges at the top are hard to discuss with employees, managers, or even friends who don’t carry the same responsibility.
The right peer group gives you perspective, accountability, and honest conversation with people who understand the world you’re leading in. The focus stays practical: how do you build a healthy, profitable organization and lead people well while staying grounded in your values?
A Quick Self-Check
A Defined Format, Every Time
Conversations You Can’t Have Elsewhere
Leaders Who Share Your Values
Who Are Peer Groups For?
Peer groups work best for leaders with meaningful responsibility over their organization and their own schedule, because the conversations center on decisions that affect direction, people, and financial health.
Business Owners
running an established company
High-Level Executives
carrying organizational responsibility
Entrepreneurs
building something new
Nonprofit Executive Directors
leading mission-driven work
Family Business Leaders
balancing relationships and results
Decision Makers
responsible for the big calls
They aren’t designed for everyone, and that’s part of what makes them valuable.
The right fit is someone with real control over their income and schedule, who’s willing to commit to the group and contribute to it.
What To Expect From The Veritas Circle
The Veritas Circle gives leaders a place where they don’t have to be the person in charge. The group has its own structure, expectations, and rhythm.
12 Times A Year
The Circle meets 12 times a year for about four hours. Enough time to go deeper than a lunch conversation and work through real leadership issues.
Follow A Format
Meetings include a devotional, member spotlights, best practices, curriculum, roundtable discussion, and small-group or quarterly team conversations.
Show Up Ready
Meetings start on time and follow a defined format. Members take the commitment seriously, which creates a room where senior leaders can participate without having to control it.
A Christian-Informed Approach To Business
The Veritas Circle is distinctly Christian, but members don’t have to be Christians to participate. They do need to understand the environment: meetings open and close with prayer and devotional time, and faith shapes the conversation.
The group doesn’t exist to debate theology. It exists so leaders can talk honestly about business, profit, people, and responsibility with others who share the values behind those decisions.
Part Of The Kingdom Factor Network
The Veritas Circle is a Kingdom Factor peer group. Kingdom Factor is a national community of more than 600 Christian business leaders, built on a leadership model that develops relational leadership, personal integrity, and operational excellence together.
That means the Circle isn’t a local experiment. It follows a proven format, uses Kingdom Factor curriculum, and is led by a coach trained to facilitate it. You get the structure of a national network with the relationships of a local room.
Structure Creates Better Conversations
Strong groups need more than good people in the room. They need expectations. If you’re late, the group doesn’t stop and restart because you arrived.
That may sound small, but it lets members focus on listening, contributing, and working through issues together instead of managing the room.
Ready To Join The Conversation?
Sit with leaders who understand business pressure, organizational responsibility, and the complicated decisions that come with both.
You’ll get perspective, accountability, and a community of people who know the world you’re leading in.
Ready To Find Out What's Next?
You don’t need every answer before you reach out. Bring the challenge you’re facing, and we’ll start there.