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    4-Session Business Plan Workshop begins February 2nd in Cottonwood

    December 26, 2012No Comments
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    logo_scoreCottonwood AZ (December 26, 2012) – Creating a Business Plan is critical:

    • in starting a new business venture
    • in expanding an existing businesses
    • in changing your existing business strategy

    Northern Arizona SCORE’s Business Plan Workshop Series provides both the training and guidance for you to create a comprehensive business plan for your business, a task than can be overwhelming if you have not worked through the process of writing a business plan.

    While there are business plan templates available on the internet and business plan software available for purchase, they do not provide the direction, guidance and support that a SCORE counselor provides to their clients, and most importantly, the training that writing an effective business plan requires.

    The Business Plan Workshop Series is comprised of four 3-hour sessions meeting on Saturdays from 9-12 at the Business Assistance Center, 821 N. Main St., Cottonwood:

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    • 2/2 1. Ready to Start? Business basics
    • 2/9 2. Great Idea? The Market
    • 2/16 3. Marketing Your Business
    • 2/23 4. Financial Matters. Revenue segmentation

    When the four workshops are completed, each participant will receive:

    • A completed comprehensive Business Plan
    • A Certificate of Completion

    A SCORE counselor will be assigned to each participant, to provide the one-on-one guidance as they attend each workshop, and work on their individual business plans.

    There is a $90.00 registration fee for each business. Two participants are allowed per business. By continuing, you agree to pay the fee either with a check addressed to SCORE (no later than a week before the event) or by credit card. Register at http://northernarizona.score.org or call Howard LaPittus at 928-778-7438 email: scoreoffice@scorenaz.org

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