The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) will provide an overview of small business resources, while SCORE will discuss the fundamentals of finance records and the importance of sound relationships with customers, employees and vendors.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) will provide an overview of small business resources, while SCORE will discuss the fundamentals of finance records and the importance of sound relationships with customers, employees and vendors.
This program talks about leadership and the type of leader you are or can become. Leadership strategies are important regardless of how many staff you have or work as a single person operation.
This program talks about leadership and the type of leader you are or can become. Leadership strategies are important regardless of how many staff you have or work as a single person operation.
This program talks about leadership and the type of leader you are or can become. Leadership strategies are important regardless of how many staff you have or work as a single person operation.
Join Karen Casey & Jo Mohr, SCORE SC Lowcountry Certified Business Mentors, to learn how to effectively manager your nonproift board.
Discuss the ins and outs of Volunteer Management with Mary Ann Bell, President, & Marcus Tanner, Executive Director, from Second Helpings.
During this Live Online Workshop, you will learn how to recruit, hire, classify, and compensate quality employees.
Join us for some Speed Networking! Bring your business cards and have some fun.
An employee handbook is a key document for companies of any size. It not only clarifies key policies and procedures but it helps to outline your company culture and gives employees important information about their employment.
Everyone wants better results. Your actions matter more than you think. With the right actions, YOU can TRIPLE your results.
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