Billy Cox runs the whole method live. The framework that took five companies past $2 billion, taught one day a year, in one room, to the 300 business owners who came to install it.
Secure Your Seat →Most business conferences hand you a notebook. Next Level hands you a 90-day growth plan, live-built assets, and the playbook your team runs Monday morning.
One day. 300 business owners. Billy Cox on stage with the operators who actually built what most events only talk about.
You're not starting from zero. You've already built something real. You've also been doing the work.
Here's what's missing. You haven't watched the method run live. You haven't sat in a room with the founders who built it across multiple businesses, watching them walk through the moves out loud until it clicks.
That gap is the only thing standing between the business you have and the version of it you already see in your head.
One day in Dallas with Billy closes it.
If that's you, lock in your seat before BOGO closes.
Most operators ask their prospect "what's your budget" and watch the air leave the room. Before your next sales conversation, ask this instead.
That question moves the prospect off defending objections and onto building the outcome with you. Same prospect. Same call. The whole conversation pivots.
Try it this week. Watch what happens when you stop arguing for the close and let them build it. That's the shift that makes the next 90 days look nothing like the last 90.
One of dozens of plays Billy walks through, role-plays, and corrects you on live. One day in Dallas.
Dallas. July. See you there.
By the end of Friday, July 17, you know what to do Monday morning. You watched it built live in front of you. Here's what changes by the time you fly home.
By 9:15 you've named the real bottleneck out loud. By 10:30 you've redrawn your org map on paper with the operator next to you. By lunch you've sketched your business at 3x. The structure under it. The plan to get there. Operating rhythms. Role clarity. The map that survives growth.
Billy built five businesses to $2 billion on these plays. After lunch he walks you through the sales method that closes deals in any economy, this one included. By 3pm you've role-played the open with the operator at your table. By 4 you've watched two founders take it on the main stage and get corrected by Billy in real time. You fly home with the questions, the language, and the close.
Tom Ziglar walks through the leadership virtues that turn employees into builders. The frameworks legacy teams use to attract A-players and keep them. You stop being the bottleneck before you board the plane home.
A real part of what you're paying for is who you sit next to at lunch. Owners running $1M to $50M. Founders who hit the next tier last quarter. The room becomes a group chat the day after. You can't get that from a recording.
Most attendees see their businesses shift in the same pattern after Next Level. Here's what it usually looks like.
You walk in with one question on the whiteboard and the team knows something changed. You feel the difference the second the meeting ends.
Most attendees can name the exact decision they made the week after Next Level. It's the first time the method lands under real business pressure.
You know what needs to change in the deals you're not closing or the roles you're not filling, and you realize the trip already paid for itself.
Other founders start asking how you scaled so fast. You have trouble explaining it, because it doesn't feel different to you anymore. It just is.
Most operators walk into Dallas thinking "I hope I get my money's worth." Here's what they're saying six months later.
Stop reading. Claim the seat that's right for your business.
Same content. Same room. Same method. The seat you pick decides who you spend the night before with.
Billy started in door-to-door sales at 17. He chose the grind over the classroom and outworked everyone in the room. The defining moment came during a $100 month. Repo'd car. Overdue rent. Baby on the way. He pawned his possessions, borrowed a car, bought inventory, and made three sales that day. He hasn't been broke since.
From there he became the top rookie dealer, opened and scaled 16 offices, and ran the company that hired him to record-breaking growth as its president. He walked away when they tried to silence his writing and speaking. He built something bigger. Then he built The MVMT.
Five businesses. Two billion in revenue. Two million followers watching the work. July 17 in Dallas is the one day a year he runs the whole method live with business owners in the room.
Every framework taught is one these speakers currently run. Built by people who've actually built businesses.
Astute business leader who has played a key role building multiple multi-million-dollar companies alongside Billy. Focuses on women's empowerment and the role of teamwork in family and business. Calm strength. Clear vision.
CEO of Ziglar Corp for 28 years, continuing his father Zig Ziglar's legacy. Bestselling author of Choose to Win and 10 Leadership Virtues. The Ziglar teachings have built a global following of 7 million.
Bestselling author and performance strategist who turns high-stress businesses into high-performing ones. Replaces chaos with clarity. Proven frameworks that move overwhelmed founders into system-driven leaders.
Takes the neuroscience and psychology behind our behaviors, simplifies it, and combines self-awareness, emotion, storytelling, and body language into a method for delivering your ideas. Influence outcomes whether the audience is one person, 100, or 1,000.
Author of Four Minute Formula, Gold Medal USA Track & Field, 169th American to break the four-minute mile. Three decades on stage. Combines music, storytelling, and raw energy to reconnect teams to their purpose.
Award-nominated event emcee and founder of Downstage Event Management and Productions (DEMAP). Over a decade producing 1,400+ events for the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rangers, the U.S. Government, and major brands across entertainment, tech, and finance.
Four things last year's attendees told us they'd do differently if they were walking into Dallas again.
Pattern recognition crosses industries. Someone selling a different product spots your bottleneck faster than someone selling yours. If you run a service business, sit next to a SaaS founder. The overlap is where the useful feedback lives.
Some attendees walk in Friday with notebooks full of "questions to ask Billy." Leave that stuff at the hotel. The point is being corrected on how you actually run the business. The rehearsed version doesn't help.
The stage doesn't reward split attention. Tell your team in advance. Block your calendar now. Anyone who actually needs you gets a heads up. Back Monday.
The long-term relationships come out of Thursday night more than they come out of the main stage. The people you meet before doors open Friday tend to be the ones still in your phone in October.
Premium hotel conference center. Texas heat outside. 300 founders in the room. Two days of trading wins at the bar. This is where the method becomes muscle memory.
VIP roundtable at 2pm. Closed-room with Billy and the speakers. Dinner at 6:30pm. Open seating, the people in this room are the ones building what you're trying to build. By the time you check out Saturday, half of them are in your phone.
Doors at 8am. Coffee in the lobby. 9 sharp Billy opens. By lunch you've drafted a scale plan for your business. By 5pm your hand is sore from notes and your phone is dead in your pocket. Saturday morning you fly home different.
One day with Billy Cox running the method behind $2 billion in revenue. 300 seats in the room. Once it closes, it closes until 2027.
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