Maximize your business’ profit in 2024: Ensure you have the cash you need to fuel your growth! We show you how to optimize the cash conversion cycle and take advantage of the power of one (1%) to improve your cash position.
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Welcome to SCORE Portland. Our chapter volunteers are dedicated to helping people in Northwestern Oregon start and grow businesses. We are a seasoned group of business executives that have decades of experience from many different industries. We donate our time to provide free business One on One or Team mentoring for existing and new businesses. We facilitate free and low-cost business webinars and workshops throughout the year, and provide free local and national business resources. Browse our chapter services on the BLUE menu bar above.
Maximize your business’ profit in 2024: Ensure you have the cash you need to fuel your growth! We show you how to optimize the cash conversion cycle and take advantage of the power of one (1%) to improve your cash position.
Do you need to find customers and get them to buy your product or service? Learn how to identify your target market, create your value proposition, market your brand and then create a promotional plan. Do all these in this interactive workshop.
Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube offer opportunities to learn from your customers, prospects & even competitors. We show you how to take advantage of that right away!
Shared Knowledge. Shared Experience. Better Results
Each month, CEO Forums meet to solve the common challenges that top executives encounter in their daily operations. In addition, cutting edge trends are debated to stretch and elevate each member's skills.
The Portland SCORE CEO Forum luncheon meetings are held at The Portland City Grill in downtown Portland, with secure underground parking available.
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