About Penny Nilsen

I help business owners escape day-to-day operations by building the systems, automation, leadership, and team accountability they need to scale — with a focus on increasing profits by 30% in 90 days.

As a Certified Grant Cardone 10X Business Coach and founder of Nilsen Business Coaching & Consulting, I work with business owners to identify the bottlenecks keeping them trapped in the business — then build the systems, processes, leadership structure, and accountability needed so the business can operate and grow without everything depending on the owner.

Clients come to Penny when:

-The owner is still involved in too many day-to-day decisions

-Everything seems to depend on the owner

-Processes are stuck in people's heads instead of being documented

-The team lacks ownership and accountability

-Manual systems are wasting time and creating mistakes

-Technology, CRM, or automation isn't being fully used

-The business is growing, but the systems and team haven't caught up

-The owner wants to scale, step back, or eventually sell the business

With 15+ years in adult learning, leadership, and facilitation—and a Master of Education—she has trained leaders across Canada, coached high-performing teams, and delivered workshops in communication, sales, performance, and team development.

Based near Saskatoon, Penny is known for her energy, clarity, and ability to get teams aligned, talking, and performing at a higher level—leading to stronger results, smoother operations, and increased profits.

10X Think Bigger Friday

Global Networking and Business Speaker

"Great, great presentation, and I liked the kind of conversation that it brought out in the people on the call, always so much to glean from others' interpretations and experiences related to the topic. Also just nice being part of the community. Just being in conversation with other motivated individuals that early was great for my mindset. Great way to start the day! Thanks Penny!"

Come ready to connect, think bigger, and leave with momentum.

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