Recognition Room™


The strategic working room
for founders ready to become
impossible to ignore.

October 3–4, 2026 | Dallas, Texas

Intentionally capped at 10 founders.

SOLD OUT


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Led by

KJ Blattenbauer

30 years building founder and brand authority.

        CLIENTS FEATURED IN:        

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The TIME magazine logo in white text on a black background.
Fast Company logo in black and white
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Your business has grown.
Your reputation hasn't caught up.

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Recognition Room™ is a two-day intensive for founders whose expertise has outgrown the way the market describes them.

October 3–4 | Dallas

The inaugural Recognition Room is now closed.

People know your name...
But they can't explain
why you're different.


Maybe you’ve…

✓ Built a successful business

✓ Been featured on podcasts

✓ Spoken on stages

✓ Landed press

✓ Created real results

A black and white photo of a woman with short wavy hair, wearing a dark coat and earrings, standing outdoors near columns, in profile view.

And yet...

  • Referrals feel vague.

  • Introductions undersell you.

  • You keep explaining your value.

  • Competitors get remembered first.

  • Opportunities feel random instead of predictable.

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A cozy, minimalist dining or workspace area with a dark wood table, two notebooks, a pen, a beige mug, a glass of water, and a sideboard with a potted plant, books, and an abstract wall art, all illuminated by natural sunlight.

Recognition Room™ | October 3-4 | Dallas, TX

After two days together you'll leave with…

01. Messaging people remember


02. Positioning competitors can't copy


03. A Recognition Roadmap for what's next


04. The confidence to walk into bigger rooms


SOLD OUT

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on the agenda

DAY ONE         

Clarify

  • Positioning 

  • Messaging 

  • Founder Narrative 

  • Hot Seats

DAY TWO         

Activate

  • Recognition Roadmap 

  • Speaking 

  • Media 

  • Referral Strategy 

  • Visibility Priorities


“I finally had language people
could repeat and within days
I LANDED A FEATURE
in Business Insider and

booked new high-ticket clients.”

JESS GLEIM

Profit-First
Growth Strategist


Woman sitting on a black chair in a room with a white wall, surrounded by newspapers on the floor, wearing a white t-shirt and bright pink pants, smiling at the camera.

Recognition Room™ | October 3-4 | Dallas, TX

The inaugural Recognition Room is now closed.

You're a fit if...

  • You've outgrown how people describe your business.

  • You're entering bigger rooms.

  • You're ready to become known for what you actually do.

SOLD OUT

Recognition Room™


Investment

October 3-4 | Dallas, TX

The strategic working room for founders ready to become impossible to ignore.

Standard

$2,500

SOLD OUT

VIP - Sold Out

$4,000

SOLD OUT

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Frequently Asked Questions


Recognition Room™

Your business has evolved.
It's time your reputation
caught up.

October 3-4 | Dallas, TX

SOLD OUT

A woman with blonde hair, wearing a white blouse and black pants, standing against a plain white background with her arms crossed, smiling at the camera.

Led by

KJ Blattenbauer

30 years building founder
and brand authority.


CLIENTS FEATURED IN:

Forbes logo in white text on a black background
The logo of TIME magazine in white letters on a black background.
Business Insider logo with white text on a black background
Black background with white text reading 'Inc.'
Fast Company logo in black and white