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Welcome to the Growth Quarter Boerne session. Take a few seconds to check in below — it's how we save your seat, shape each month around the people actually in the room, and make sure the right resources, introductions, and referrals find their way to you.
A check-in goes further than you'd think.
It takes a few seconds, and it's not just a headcount. Here's what checking in actually does for you and the room:
- Saves your seat and helps us forecast attendance — so we plan the right space and keep the room the right size.
- Keeps the content meaningful — every session's topics and dialogue get shaped around who's actually here.
- Unlocks valuable resources and information, sent straight to you.
- Connects you with the group — the right introductions, and referrals when there's business to send your way.
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Boerne · 3rd Wednesdays at Das GreenHaus.
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Thanks — you're checked in and your note is with the facilitators. Grab a coffee, find a seat, and we'll get started. Anything urgent? Email hello@growthquartermastermind.com.
Big thanks to Das GreenHaus.
Our Boerne mornings are hosted inside Das GreenHaus — a 501(c)(3) business incubator on Upper Balcones Road on a mission to strengthen Boerne and Kendall County's entrepreneurial ecosystem. Across 4,700+ square feet of flexible workspace, private meeting rooms, and maker space, it's built for exactly what we do here: founders helping founders figure it out.
What we love most is the culture. This is a room where the default answer is "let's figure it out" instead of "that won't work" — curious, generous, and built on real relationships. Huge thanks to the GreenHaus team for giving Boerne's builders a place to be heard, supported, and pushed to grow.
See what makes Das GreenHaus our Boerne home.
Boerne, Texas
A nonprofit incubator strengthening Kendall County's entrepreneurs through culture, relationships, and a shared willingness to try, learn, and grow.
Glad you're here.
Settle in. The best part of the morning is the room — and you're in it.