Considering starting your own business? Learn from experienced business professionals, both active and retired, who can provide individual assistance if desired. Presented by SCORE (volunteers from south metro communities) and a partner of the U.S. Small Business Administrations (SBA), this comprehensive series of four workshops will help you to make a smart start.
Starting a business in Idaho can be an exhilarating endeavor, brimming with the potential for growth and triumph. However, the process can be intricate, particularly when it comes to dealing with legal and logistical aspects. If you are contemplating embarking on the journey of starting a business in Idaho, here are seven crucial steps to steer you in the right direction. This comprehensive guide will also provide you with the essential resources offered by the State of Idaho to assist you along the way.
Are you a budding entrepreneur or an established business owner based in the U.S., keen on maximizing your business potential? If the answer is 'yes', SCORE's Treasure Valley mentoring services are here to help you navigate your entrepreneurial journey.
Simple Steps is a four part series convering the following topics for starting a new business.
Startup Basics - Test a business idea and identify the key factors that influence startup success. Gain an overview of the skills and tools needed when deciding to start a business, advantages and disadvantages of owning a business, the most profitable form for specific businesses and the fundamentals of formation, organization, marketing, cash flow and funding sources.
I have been in senior management most of my career. I have worked in real estate development and various business development functions in the energy and utility sector. Although I am not an attorney, I have extensive background in regulatory and legislative initiatives. I have spearheaded several new business ventures for large companies, so well versed in the requirements of starting a business.
I can help clients with financial projections, interpret financial data, prepare them to seek bank financing, prepare a business plan, analyze marketing and advertising options, better position themselves in the marketplace, test new business concepts, work skillfully with business partners, seek legal resources, enhance website effectiveness, create priorities for improvement in their business, negotiate leases, calculate return on investment, and manage their individual time-- all as they seek higher levels of success for their business.
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