In the world of small business, raising funds is typically a step that most successful small businesses will have to take
In the world of small business, raising funds is typically a step that most successful small businesses will have to take
70% of businesses fail within the first 5 years.
One of the biggest reasons businesses fail especially in their beginning years is simply
running out of money. To avoid this potential situation an entrepreneur must know financial
management basics. Understanding your company’s numbers is critical to success.
This workshop will familiarize you with the basics of accounting, as well as the three
Introduction to what it takes to start a business. This class is a must for anyone that is thinking about starting a business or has recently launched a business and has questions that need to be answered, Limited to 12 students, in-person.
This webinar will provide an overview of the different types of small business loans available, as well as tips on how to prepare a strong loan application and increase your chances of approval.
Do you dream of being your own boss? Dive into the reality of starting-up your own business with this workshop. Learn what it takes to own your own business and discover how you can succeed.
Do you dream of being your own boss? Dive into the reality of starting-up your own business with this workshop. Learn what it takes to own your own business and discover how you can succeed.
Do you dream of being your own boss? Dive into the reality of starting-up your own business with this workshop. Learn what it takes to own your own business and discover how you can succeed.
Do you dream of being your own boss? Dive into the reality of starting-up your own business with this workshop. Learn what it takes to own your own business and discover how you can succeed.
Do you need money to start your new business? Where do you go to find it? Learn about available options for financing your new business.
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