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Survival boot camp returns
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The business community will receive insight and suggestions on how to survive the current economy from the perspective of several sources at a Business Survival Boot Camp, Part II to be held Tuesday, May 19, at The Mill Casino-Hotel, Salmon Room East.
Presenters will include business owners who are surviving, who will lend insight into areas of growth, marketing, core values and resources. Attendees will leave with a “top 5 to survive.” The presentations will be followed by a round table discussion format, giving attendees a chance to participate in focus groups of their selection.
Speakers, moderator and co-sponsors, and their topics:
Clark Walworth, publisher/editor, The World — emcee
Arlene Soto, executive director, Southwestern Oregon Community College Business Development Center — Resources for Survival and Growth
Randy Rema, president, Reese Electric — How to Grow & Maintain Business
Mark Mattecheck, North Bend Lanes — Marketing on a Tight Budget
Mike Freeman, president, Cardinal Services — Strategic Planning/Re-evaluating for Today
The Mill Casino-Hotel is a co-sponsor.
There will be an information table for more resources.
Presenters will include business owners who are surviving, who will lend insight into areas of growth, marketing, core values and resources. Attendees will leave with a “top 5 to survive.” The presentations will be followed by a round table discussion format, giving attendees a chance to participate in focus groups of their selection.
Speakers, moderator and co-sponsors, and their topics:
Clark Walworth, publisher/editor, The World — emcee
Arlene Soto, executive director, Southwestern Oregon Community College Business Development Center — Resources for Survival and Growth
Randy Rema, president, Reese Electric — How to Grow & Maintain Business
Mark Mattecheck, North Bend Lanes — Marketing on a Tight Budget
Mike Freeman, president, Cardinal Services — Strategic Planning/Re-evaluating for Today
The Mill Casino-Hotel is a co-sponsor.
There will be an information table for more resources.
Business Survival Boot Camp, Part II
When: Tuesday, May 19, 7:30 a.m. — breakfast and registration, 8–11 a.m. — Boot Camp
Cost: $25, includes continental breakfast
RSVP: by Thursday, May 14: Raye Gieseke, business consultant, Cardinal Services, 888-9799, ext. 2102, or e-mail raye@cardinal-services.com
When: Tuesday, May 19, 7:30 a.m. — breakfast and registration, 8–11 a.m. — Boot Camp
Cost: $25, includes continental breakfast
RSVP: by Thursday, May 14: Raye Gieseke, business consultant, Cardinal Services, 888-9799, ext. 2102, or e-mail raye@cardinal-services.com
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