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SSCC offers 'Listening to Your Business'

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Do you spend more time working in your business instead of on your business? Southern State Community College will offer two stand-alone workshops for business professionals to be held 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, and again on Friday, Dec. 10, in the college’s Appalachian Gateway Center on South Campus, 12681U.S. Route 62, near Fincastle.
“Listening to Your Business” is a hands-on, facilitated workshop designed to provide business owners and managers with the critical evaluation tools and action steps they need to maximize the growth and profitability of their business. There is a $29 fee for the workshop.
This workshop will take you and a group of peer entrepreneurs through a four-step evaluation and action process designed to enhance your company’s performance now and into the future, including:
• Setting your three-year vision;
• Taking a snap-shot of your business;
• Evaluating where you are in the planning; and
• Translating your goals into action steps
“Busy business owners and managers are always seeking to gain better control of their businesses and personal lives while positioning themselves to take maximum advantage of future opportunities,” said Russ Brewer, SSCC Enterprise Center Coordinator. “The ‘Listening to Your Business’ workshop is a fast, inexpensive way to learn to see your own business as it really is now, while working to take it into a successful, rewarding and sustainable future.”
“Listening to Your Business” is offered through FastTrac and supported by the Brown County Chamber of Commerce, Southern State Community College Enterprise Center, CincyTech, National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship, Highland County Chamber of Commerce, TechGROWTH Ohio Third Frontier, U.S. Small Business Administration and the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration.
For more information or to register, visit www.sscc.edu/business_industry/Continuing_Education.htm or contact Brewer at 937-695-9002 or by email at rbrewer@sscc.edu.
Do you spend more time working in your business instead of on your business? Southern State Community College will offer two stand-alone workshops for business professionals to be held 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, and again on Friday, Dec. 10, in the college’s Appalachian Gateway Center on South Campus, 12681U.S. Route 62, near Fincastle.
“Listening to Your Business” is a hands-on, facilitated workshop designed to provide business owners and managers with the critical evaluation tools and action steps they need to maximize the growth and profitability of their business. There is a $29 fee for the workshop.
This workshop will take you and a group of peer entrepreneurs through a four-step evaluation and action process designed to enhance your company’s performance now and into the future, including:
• Setting your three-year vision;
• Taking a snap-shot of your business;
• Evaluating where you are in the planning; and
• Translating your goals into action steps
“Busy business owners and managers are always seeking to gain better control of their businesses and personal lives while positioning themselves to take maximum advantage of future opportunities,” said Russ Brewer, SSCC Enterprise Center Coordinator. “The ‘Listening to Your Business’ workshop is a fast, inexpensive way to learn to see your own business as it really is now, while working to take it into a successful, rewarding and sustainable future.”
“Listening to Your Business” is offered through FastTrac and supported by the Brown County Chamber of Commerce, Southern State Community College Enterprise Center, CincyTech, National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship, Highland County Chamber of Commerce, TechGROWTH Ohio Third Frontier, U.S. Small Business Administration and the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration.
For more information or to register, visit www.sscc.edu/business_industry/Continuing_Education.htm or contact Brewer at 937-695-9002 or by email at rbrewer@sscc.edu.
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