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~ Program Descriptions ~
Getting Started in Business This popular workshop provides a complete overview of business start-up and planning considerations, oriented to those planning a venture as well as existing small business owners. Topics include the entrepreneurial lifestyle, feasibility, business strategy, business plan preparation, marketing, financing and additional resources. A free workbook is provided. These seminars are offered free of charge. Dates are listed chronologically below. Preregistration is required. For further information, contact our office at 617-287-7750. Register online with link below.
Business Strategy for Tough Economic Times This workshop will provide valuable perspective on sharpening your business strategy, understanding basic finance and accounting concepts, managing cash flow in a depressed economy, pursuing outside capital for your business, and more effectively navigating a difficult business environment. Date: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 Cosponsored by the Kirstein Business Library
Business Finance and Accounting Basics Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 Cosponsored by the Kirstein Business Library Sales and Marketing Basics So, you’ve already started your business, but nobody is calling, and nobody is buying (or they aren’t buying enough!). This workshop provides an overview and orientation to basic marketing concepts, strategies and tactics. You will learn about developing marketing strategies, conducting research, establishing pricing, the meaning of “branding”, distribution channels, advertising, public relations, and most importantly, ideas for maximizing awareness and sales. Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Location: Copley Square Library, 700 Boylston Street, McKim Building, Orientation Room, Boston (directions) Cost: Free Contact: Boston Regional Office & Minority Business Center at 617-287-7750 or register online with link below. > Register online Cosponsored by the Kirstein Business Library Business Law and Contracts Any economic transaction embodies a contract. In this comprehensive overview of business law and contracts, you will learn about how contracts are defined and constructed, the types of law that govern contracts, navigating oral and written contracts, contracts in the internet age, breaches, disputes, and different avenues for remediation, bankruptcy, and typical issues and areas of concern, including product liability, employment agreements, commercial leases, and finding corporate attorneys to meet your need. Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Location: Copley Square Library, 700 Boylston Street, McKim Building, Orientation Room, Boston (directions) Cost: Free Contact: Boston Regional Office & Minority Business Center at 617-287-7750 or register online with link below. > Register online Cosponsored by the Kirstein Business Library and Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights
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