Small Business Programs Archive
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Workshops and panel presentations tailored to help small business members grow their businesses by providing skills training and access to resources. For further details, contact Nadia Chan at 415-352-8803. Click here for current events.
Mix, mingle and connect with small business owners throughout the Bay Area. Hosted by the San Francisco Business Times and sponsored by The City Club of San Francisco - Tuesday evening, October 10th from 5:15 to 7:15 at The City Club (155 Sansome St. SF). Online registration is requested and can be accessed via this link: Organizations (and their Members) invited to the October BizMix include: *Better Business Bureau If you have any questions, please contact Jud Walsh at the San Francisco Business Times,415.288.4930. Small Business Programs presents: (Presented By) Growing a business means building an effective website, your most important tool to advertising and marketing success. If you have a website, but don't feel web savvy, then take this opportunity to learn the fundamentals of constructing a more effective professional website in a way that makes sense to beginners. Take one, or both parts of this workshop series. Understanding
The Entrepreneurial Myth
Tricia
Huebner, a seasoned E-Myth seminar leader and keynote presenter, will
lead a workshop to help business owners understand the E-Myth and also
how to set up a business that serves their life, not consumes it. This
program teaches participants the basics on how to develop their business
based on a step-by-step system that will provide them with a distinct
and competitive edge in the marketplace.
E-Myth
Worldwide (www.e-myth.com)
is committed to helping small businesses by empowering them to overcome
the challenges that threaten their survival. E-Myth offers low-cost, high-impact
products and services designed to make the growth of any small business
more predictable and fruitful. Founded in 1977 by Michael Gerber, the
best-selling author of The E-Myth Revisited, E-Myth delivers entrepreneurial
solutions that enable small business owners to realize greater success
in business, more personal freedom, and a richer, fuller life. Time
and Task Management Using Outlook This
course is designed for people who rely on Outlook for communication and
who already use it for basic information workflow tasks such as e-mail,
appointments and managing task lists. They are accomplished users of the
application, but are looking for techniques to better manage Inbox overload
and more effectively define and execute tasks, all to maximize productivity
in a standard work day.
E-mail,
calendaring, and meeting management are critical activities that drive
individual workers' daily lives. So many people “live” in Microsoft® Office
Outlook® 2003, making it their prime tool for communication and productivity.
This course will provide experienced business professionals with a better
hands-on understanding of how to manage their time more effectively, define
tasks more accurately, and process incoming information more efficiently.
Using Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 as a “dashboard” application, students
will learn how to manage their schedules, projects and assignments, and
create and respond to e-mail with greater confidence. The
Chamber is pleased to present a comprehensive Friday,
June 16
Who
Should Attend?
During an interactive discussion, panelists will address these topics:
After
the panel discussion and Q & A, join us for a Free Resource Fair
in the lobby with representatives from the Small Business Administration,
Small Business Development Center and Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center. Registration
is $35 for members; $50 for prospective members. |
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