Every successful business reaches a point where experience alone isn't sufficient. The leaders who continue to grow are the ones who seek perspective, accountability, and trusted guidance. Join The Success Council, an exceptional network of CEO support groups, where you can surround yourself with leaders who challenge, support, and help you achieve more than you could alone. Become a member of an executive leadership peer group focused on providing leadership development for CEOs.

Meet Your Council Moderator
Richard Sasson is a respected business leader, educator, and certified LX Council License Partner who has dedicated decades to helping organizations grow, innovate, and lead effectively, including through CEO support groups and executive leadership initiatives.
His unique approach blends structured facilitation, strategic thinking, and extensive business experience to assist members in uncovering practical solutions and achieving lasting results.
Richard's role is not to provide the answers; instead, he focuses on helping the right answers emerge from the collective experience within the room.
Richard is known for:
- Asking the question beneath the question
- Turning abstract discussion into usable one-page tools
- Ensuring meetings conclude with commitment, not just conversation
The result: meetings that matter—and outcomes that drive real impact back into your business.
Email rich@rsasson.com to get started.
A CEO peer advisory group, also known as executive leadership support groups, brings together non-competing business leaders who meet regularly to discuss business challenges, share experiences, and provide accountability for growth and leadership development.
Who should join The Success Council?
Business owners, CEOs, entrepreneurs, founders, and executives seeking structured support, strategic feedback, and a trusted network of peers should consider joining.
How often do members meet?
Members participate in scheduled peer advisory sessions designed to create accountability, facilitate organizational improvement, and ensure measurable progress.
Is this networking?
No. While relationships naturally develop, The Success Council concentrates on business growth, strategic thinking, accountability, and leadership development—not networking.
What industries are represented?
The council brings together leaders from diverse industries while ensuring that members do not directly compete with one another.
Net‑givers—leaders who contribute as much as they gain.