At the Table with Aimee Farrar

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As women become more successful, the decisions get bigger, the stakes get higher, and too often, the circle of people they can truly turn to gets smaller. In this first At the Table with Aimee Farrar, Aimee explores why the “self-made woman” may be an outdated ideal, what it means to be genuinely well-supported, and why every successful woman deserves a trusted table of her own.

Success changes the cost of almost everything, including the people you allow close to your decisions.

As the business grows, a poor-fit advisor, misaligned hire, ill-timed partnership, or misguided piece of counsel can create consequences far beyond the original decision. What once might have been an inconvenience can become a loss of momentum, opportunity, money, energy, or strategic direction.

In this At the Table conversation, Aimee will explore one of the less-discussed realities of leadership: the higher you go, the more discerning you have to become about who has influence, who has access, and who earns a seat at your table.

This is a conversation about the difference between having a network and having trusted counsel, the invisible cost of surrounding yourself with the wrong people, and why the caliber of your support becomes increasingly important as the stakes rise.

Because eventually, one of the most important questions in business is no longer simply, “Who can help me?”

It is, “Who do I trust to help shape what happens next?”