📢 For aspiring licensed health professionals looking to open clinics, practices, assisted living, group homes, homecare, and other health businesses
The Pre-Funding Feast
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From Licensed Health Professional to Funding-Ready Founder
The Pre-Launch Funding Strategy Webinar for Future Healthcare Business Owners that want to prepare to access Millions in community health funding before you start the business
You have the credentials, healthcare insight, and real-world experience.
Now learn how to use them to prepare a healthcare business that is ready for revenue opportunities, partnerships, and funding pathways before you launch.
Pre-Funding Feast is for licensed health professionals who are tired of working in a broken healthcare system and are ready to build something of their own—but do not want to repeat the costly funding mistakes many healthcare business owners discover after they open their doors.
Before you launch a clinic, home-care agency, health-coaching business, assisted-living program, group home, behavioral-health service, community-health program, or other health-related business, take your seat at the table.
You do not need to quit first. You need to become funding-ready first.
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Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
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Our clients have secured $5.3M+ in funding
Secured $1.5 Million for Mental Health
Health Educator Secured 6 Figures in 60 Days
Mental Health Provider Secured Contracts Without Applying
Pediatric Practice Secured Multiple 6 Figures Deals in 90 Days
Practitioner Secured 5 Figures in Less Than 30 Days
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
You Are Not Starting From Zero
You may be tired of long shifts, productivity demands, staffing shortages, broken processes, limited advancement, and watching people make decisions about patient care without understanding what happens on the ground.
You may be thinking:
“I know there is a better way to serve this population.”
“I have enough experience to build something of my own.”
“I am tired of making someone else’s healthcare business successful.”
“I want more ownership, more income options, and more impact.”
But moving from licensed health professional to healthcare business owner requires more than clinical knowledge, a credential, an LLC, or a good idea.
Your current career already gives you assets that can shape a stronger future business:
Professional experience and subject-matter expertise
A license, credential, degree, or specialty knowledge
Firsthand awareness of the care gaps people need solved
Insight into specific populations, services, workflows, and outcomes
Credibility developed through real work in healthcare
Knowledge of the systems, partners, referral patterns, and challenges surrounding the care you want to provide
An opportunity to prepare while you still have a paycheck and professional foundation
Your career is not simply the thing you want to leave. It can become the foundation for the business you are preparing to build.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
The Costly Mistake You Can Avoid
Do not launch a healthcare business and then discover it was never prepared to be funded.
Many healthcare business owners begin with passion, a license, an LLC, a logo, a location, and a service they know how to provide.
They are highly capable professionals. They understand care. They understand patients, clients, families, staffing challenges, compliance pressure, and the gaps in the healthcare system.
But after launching, many realize that nobody taught them how to build a business that can survive the realities of getting paid, maintaining cash flow, building partnerships, and creating more than one path to revenue.
They say things like:
“I did not realize how much fighting I would have to do just to get my business paid.”
“They do not teach us how to build a business. We step out on faith, and then we struggle because there is no support.”
“I thought having my license, my business, and clients would be enough. I did not understand how long it would take to get paid.”
“We built the service first and tried to find the money later. Now we are trying to fix the structure while carrying payroll, rent, staffing, and daily operations.”
“I did not know I needed partnerships before I needed help.”
“I left my job because I wanted freedom. Then I created a business where I was responsible for every client, every bill, every employee, and every dollar coming in.”
“When reimbursement rates dropped, I lost half of my business almost instantly.”
“We were mad that the system was broken—but then we started a business without understanding the fundamentals of how to play the game.”
“I opened because I knew there was a need. But knowing there is a need and knowing who will pay for the solution are two different things.”
“We depended on one payer, one referral source, and one type of client. When that changed, everything changed.”
“I thought funding meant finding a grant. I did not understand that I needed a real business model, proof, relationships, and multiple ways to generate revenue.”
“By the time I learned what I should have prepared, the business was already expensive to operate.”
These are not failures of intelligence, work ethic, compassion, or clinical ability.
They are the predictable result of entering healthcare business ownership without being prepared for the business realities behind healthcare delivery.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Too many healthcare business owners launch with:
A license, credential, or professional expertise
A strong desire to serve people differently
A service they know how to provide
An LLC, brand, website, office, facility, or initial staff
A belief that clients, insurance reimbursement, contracts, referrals, or grants will eventually work themselves out
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Then reality sets in.
They discover that they have not prepared for:
Multiple ways for the business to generate revenue
Delays between delivering a service and receiving payment
Startup costs, operating costs, and the funds needed before revenue becomes reliable
The difference between direct service income, reimbursement, contracts, partnership revenue, grants, and other funding pathways
The data, evidence, outcomes, and business story that help others understand why their work should be supported
Relationships with referral partners, purchasers, collaborators, agencies, funders, or institutions
A business model that connects their expertise to a real need that someone has an incentive to pay for
The result is often a healthcare business with limited options: one payer, one client source, one referral stream, one grant application cycle, or one exhausted owner trying to carry everything alone.
Healthcare businesses can face a gap between opening and stable cash flow because payer enrollment, credentialing, billing, claims processing, and reimbursement can take time—while staffing, insurance, rent, technology, compliance, and other obligations still require payment.
You still have an advantage.
You are not being asked to learn these lessons after you have already opened your doors, spent your savings, signed a lease, hired staff, or become dependent on one fragile revenue source. You can prepare now.
Pre-Funding Feast helps you understand the business and funding fundamentals before your healthcare business depends on them.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Your Pre-Launch Advantage
You can build the right foundation before the pressure begins.
Established business owners often come to Feast of Funds because they are trying to correct what was not put in place before launch.
They may already be operating, but they are now asking:
“How do I stop depending on one revenue source?”
“How do I find more contracts, partnerships, and funding opportunities?”
“How do I build a program that funders and partners can support?”
“How do I grow without personally carrying every client, every referral, and every expense?”
“How do I access opportunities beyond just chasing grants?”
As a future founder, you have a different advantage. You can begin building the right structure while you are still working.
If you wait until after launch
You make decisions under financial pressure
You may rely on personal savings or one expected payer
You scramble to prove the business after expenses begin
You seek partners only when you need help
You discover cash-flow gaps after opening
You spend years correcting your original model
If you prepare before launch
You make decisions with more clarity and strategy
You identify multiple appropriate revenue and funding paths
You collect evidence, research, relationships, and clarity ahead of time
You build strategic relationships before the business depends on them
You account for launch timing, startup costs, and early operating needs
You build a more fundable model from the beginning
The best time to prepare your funding pathways is before your business needs them.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
What You Will Learn
At Pre-Funding Feast, you will learn the preparation strategy that helps licensed health professionals move toward business ownership with more intention.
01. Why capable healthcare professionals still launch underprepared
You will see why expertise, passion, a license, and a business idea are not enough on their own.
You will learn the common sequence that causes problems:
The common sequence
Frustration → LLC → service idea → launch → funding pressure
And the more strategic sequence to launch your business too:
The strategic sequence
Career insight → business model → revenue options → partnerships → funding readiness → launch
02. How to match your career to the business you want to build
Your current role, professional knowledge, specialty, population experience, and insight into healthcare problems should influence the business model you choose.
You will learn how to begin connecting:
What you have now
Your license, credential, and specialized training
Your experience with specific populations
Your knowledge of healthcare gaps
Your operational or leadership experience
Your professional relationships
Your care-delivery insight
What it can help shape
The type of business, service model, or program you are qualified to build
The problem, target market, and care opportunity your business can address
A business model grounded in a real, visible need
The systems, staffing, compliance, or delivery model your business may require
Future referral pathways, collaborators, buyers, or partnership opportunities
A credible story for why your solution is needed and how it can create results
You will not build someone else’s business model. You will begin identifying the business model that fits your actual experience and opportunity.
03. How to think beyond one way to get paid
A healthy healthcare business should not be designed around wishful thinking, a single client type, or the assumption that one payer will solve every financial need.
You will learn how to begin identifying possible pathways around your future business, including:
Direct service income and private-pay offerings
Insurance or reimbursement pathways, where applicable and properly established
Direct contracts, subcontracting, and service agreements
Partnerships with providers, health systems, employers, agencies, schools, community organizations, or other institutions
Training, consulting, education, workforce, or technical-assistance opportunities
Sponsored programs and partner-supported service models
Startup funding needs, operating support, and program-specific funding opportunities
This is not a promise that every model qualifies for every funding type. It is a practical way to help you recognize that your future business may have more than one option when it is designed strategically.
04. What to collect while you are still working
While you are still in your healthcare career, you can begin preparing the ingredients of a funding-ready business.
At the webinar, you will learn what to begin gathering:
Career accomplishments and relevant professional experience
Public data and research on the population or healthcare issue you want to address
Evidence of care gaps, demand signals, and service needs
A clear problem statement and early business-model assumptions
Startup-cost and operating-cost categories
Skills you may need to strengthen before you launch
Potential partners, referral sources, buyers, and collaborators
Professional proof points that show why you are credible to lead the solution
All evidence gathering must be ethical and appropriate: protect patient privacy, respect employer policies, and use public information or your own non-confidential professional experience rather than taking proprietary information or protected data.
05. What becomes possible when you prepare early
You will see how early preparation can create a different future for your healthcare business.
Instead of launching with only one fragile income source, you can begin building a business that is prepared to explore:
More Than One
Revenue Pathway
Your future business is not built on a single payer, a single client stream, or a single grant cycle.
Stronger Proof
& Credibility
Data, evidence, and founder credibility gathered before launch — not scrambled for after the bills begin.
Relationships Before
You Need Them
Referral, partnership, and collaboration relationships built while you still have a paycheck.
Better-defined startup and operating needs
Programs or services that meet a visible need
More intentional growth opportunities
A clearer pathway into future funding, contracting, and collaboration opportunities
A funding-ready founder does not wait until money is urgently needed to begin understanding the business case. They begin preparing the business model, revenue assumptions, funding needs, and proof of demand before launch. Planning these elements is also consistent with the core components of a sound startup business plan and funding request.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Who Should Attend
Pre-Funding Feast is for you if you are a:
Nurse, nurse practitioner, physician, physician assistant, therapist, social worker, behavioral-health professional, or allied-health provider
Care coordinator, case manager, public-health professional, healthcare administrator, or clinical leader
Maternal-health, community-health, wellness, population-health, or health-education professional
Licensed health professional exploring a clinic, private practice, home-care agency, health-coaching business, assisted-living program, group home, behavioral-health program, community-health service, or another health-related business
Future founder who is still exploring, planning, forming, or preparing the business—not yet fully operational
This webinar is especially for you if:
You are tired of working inside a healthcare system that does not reflect the level of care or impact you want to create
You want to build ownership without making an impulsive or underprepared exit from your career
You want to understand what should be in place before you invest heavily in a business
You want your business to have more options than one payer, one client stream, or one grant
You want to make strategic preparation part of your transition from professional to founder
This webinar is not for you if:
You are looking for guaranteed grants, instant contracts, automatic financing, or overnight business success
You want to launch without clarifying the business model, opportunity, responsibilities, costs, and preparation involved
You are not seriously considering a healthcare or health-related business
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Meet Your Host
Dr. Ogo helps licensed health professionals build funding-ready healthcare businesses — before they open their doors, and after.
Her clients have secured over $5.3M+ in funding that did not depend on insurance reimbursement or competitive grant cycles.
Holding a Master's Degree in Public Health and a Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, Dr. Ogo understands both the care side and the money side of healthcare — and has a proven track record of turning struggling businesses into thriving enterprises.
As the Founder of the Feast of Funds, she connects organizations directly to corporate, philanthropic, and private funders representing more than $13 billion in annual funding capacity — the same relationships most owners only learn about years after launching.
As a Certified Project Manager and Systems Engineer, Dr. Ogo combines technical expertise with business strategy. Her AI-Powered Collaboration system has changed how business owners approach contracts and partnerships.
Beyond her professional work, Dr. Ogo is a wife and mother of three and holds a Doctorate in Christian Business & Ethics. Her journey from struggling professional to global leader is a testament to resilience and strategic preparation.
Join her at this live virtual webinar, where she will walk you through what a healthcare business must have in place before it opens to be positioned for revenue, partnerships, and funding pathways — shared openly, and only at this table.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Hear From Our Success Stories
How Leaders Moved Beyond One Payer, One Client Source, and One Application Cycle to Secure Six-figure Funding and Build Long-term Partnerships.
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Ready to Stop Waiting to Launch and Start Becoming Funding-Ready Before You Do?
Pull Up a Chair, Bring Your Dinner, and Let's Talk About How Funding Actually Moves (and How You Can Be Part of It Before Day One).
Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 @ 6:00 PM EST
over 1000 registered, but only first 100 to show up will get into the session
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What exactly is this training?
It's a live virtual webinar where licensed health professionals learn how to prepare a healthcare business that is ready for revenue opportunities, partnerships, and funding pathways — before they launch.
Do I need to already have a business to attend?
No. This is built for future founders who are still exploring, planning, or forming the business. If you have not opened your doors yet, you are exactly who this is for.
Who is this event for?
Nurses, nurse practitioners, therapists, social workers, behavioral-health and allied-health professionals, case managers, public-health and community-health professionals, and clinical leaders who are preparing to open a clinic, practice, home-care agency, assisted-living program, group home, or other health-related business.
What if I only have an idea right now?
That is the best time to be in the room. The costly mistakes happen after launch, when the lease is signed and payroll has started. Preparing early is the entire advantage.
Is this for nonprofit organizations only?
No. You do not need to be a nonprofit. Future clinic owners, private practice owners, health coaches, and community program founders all belong at this table.
I thought funding just meant applying for grants. Is that what this is?
No. Grants are one pathway, not the whole picture. You will learn how a future healthcare business can be designed for more than one way to get paid — direct service income, contracts, partnerships, sponsored programs, and funding opportunities — instead of depending on a single source.
I am still working full time. Is this realistic for me?
Yes. You do not need to quit first. This webinar is specifically about what you can prepare while you still have a paycheck and a professional foundation.
Will this work for the type of business I want to start?
If you are a licensed or credentialed health professional preparing a health-related business, yes. The preparation strategy applies whether you are building a clinic, a home-care agency, a behavioral-health service, a group home, or a community health program.
What exactly will I learn on this training?
Why capable healthcare professionals still launch underprepared, how to match your career and credentials to the right business model, how to think beyond one way to get paid, and what to start collecting while you are still working. Real examples, real steps, no fluff. Come with a notebook and be on a desktop, not your phone.
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