Peekwire, a business publication covering leadership and workplace trends, recently included Brooklyn Advisors in a roundup of peer advisory groups helping executives get outside perspective on the decisions they can't easily work through alone.

The piece looks at why more leaders are turning to structured peer groups rather than going it alone, and profiles a handful of organizations doing that work across the country. Brooklyn Advisors was named among them, with the article noting the firm's work with business leaders across New York City, Rochester, and Buffalo.

"The demand for peer advisory groups has exploded as leaders realize that isolation is a liability."

That's the premise behind OCTET, Brooklyn Advisors' own peer advisory community: eight non-competing CEOs and business owners meeting monthly in a confidential setting to work through real decisions with the benefit of experienced outside perspective — not theory, and not a sales pitch.

This article was written and published independently by Peekwire. Brooklyn Advisors did not commission or sponsor the coverage.

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