Laura Ege, nationally published author and leading small business expert, is known as “The Passionate Impact Business Trailblazer”.

Throughout her 13 years as an entrepreneur, Laura has watched numerous small business owners struggle or, worse yet, fail completely. They absorb all the available info they can to get their business off the ground successfully, only to — sooner or later — hit a plateau where what worked before simply isn’t enough to take them to the next level. They wind up feeling overworked, underpaid, and generally frustrated and stuck with their current level of business growth and impact.

This has led Laura to her passion and mission to teach talented, heart-based entrepreneurs how to solve their biggest business problems keeping them stuck and build a thriving business that fills their bank account, makes a difference in the world, and supports their desired lifestyle.

Known for her innate business savvy, ability to continuously generate innovative new ideas for business strategies and systems, and passion for making a difference, Laura works with purpose-inspired entrepreneurs and small business owners in service-based industries.

Laura offers teleseminars, workshops, information products, and coaching programs designed to teach her clients exactly how to build a fabulous lifestyle business that makes their dreams of fun, purpose, money, and impact come true.

In addition to her work as a business and marketing coach, Laura founded the Center for Community Innovation, a nonprofit designed to promote innovation in social change and make high-quality consulting, resources, and support available to social entrepreneurs and nonprofit managers in underserved communities.

She currently resides in the beautiful Colorado Rockies with her wonderful husband Mike, sons Leif and Nathan, and one cat (with enough personality for nine cats). Laura spends her spare time enjoying wilderness adventures with her family, reading, savoring the fresh mountain breeze, taking time to smell the flowers and watch the birds, and pondering life’s deep issues.