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Wednesday Jan 29, 2020
Without a plan, taxes can destroy the growth trajectory of any business. Never fear taxes again. Make your tax worries disappear for your business by building the best possible tax strategy and finding the best accountant for your business. Small-business tax preparation must be combined with quality consulting if you are going to succeed as an entrepreneur or business owner. In this workshop you will learn ways to save and invest that will generate income for your business. Our speakers will advise you tips on making the most on rebates and deductions for your business, tricks of the trade to help save on taxes, and ways to invest and save through tax cuts and deferred taxes (e.g., opportunity funds). They will also teach you how to read your financial statement (profits, losses, cash flow, assets, and expenses) and how it equates to your business. As well as what to look for when hiring a new accountant.
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Business Education
Thursday Jan 30, 2020
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Cutting Edge
Monday Feb 3, 2020
Friday Feb 7, 2020
Whether you're single, married, new to the workforce, or near retirement, it's important to have a good handle on your money. Financial Planning is a big concept that includes things like budgeting, retirement planning, saving, insurance and getting out of debt. You don't, however, need to be a financial planning expert to have a firm grasp on what each of these concepts means and how they impact you. Our workshop will give you a deeper understanding of how they work together to lay the groundwork of a solid financial foundation for you and your family.
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Business Education
Wednesday Feb 12, 2020
PTAC, RFP, Request for Proposal, submit, Federal Government
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Business Education
Friday Feb 14, 2020
Tuesday Feb 18, 2020
Tuesday Feb 25, 2020
Tuesday Feb 25, 2020
open for business, new castle county, resources, partners, open house
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Business Advocacy
Tuesday Mar 3, 2020
Wednesday Mar 11, 2020
This event is a part of a three part series. When you register for this, you are paying for three events (video - watch on your own time, face to face event - March 11, and a roundtable discussion/certificate ceremony - April 7)
The Emerging Enterprise Center colocated in the New Castle Chamber of Commerce along with Goldey-Beacom College is initiating a professional development curriculum for the business community. This quarterly certificate program will enable you to gain a working understanding of business topics from our local colleges and universities while networking with others in the business community. These are in direct response to you, our members', requests to offer professional development.
This first quarter?s topic will be an introduction to marketing and will include a video presentation by Dr. Dan Young on the five major topics of marketing.
Click here to watch the video for free.
Next will include a ninety-minute live marketing professional development training by Dr. Young and a business community leader, Vicki Lam from Promo Victory, on what you need to consider and plan for in real life market scenarios.
Speakers for March 11
This event will be held at the EEC, 920 Justison Street, Wilmington 19801. Call for directions 302-737-4343.
The third event will be an interactive live round table discussion and certificate ceremony on April 7 from 11-1.
At this event will be your peers, mentor resources in the community, Dr Young, and a marketing resource in the community. The topic you will be discussing is implementing marketing you just learned within your respective organization.
Price for all three of these events as a package is $50 for Chamber Members, $75 for nonChamber members.
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Business Education
Wednesday Mar 18, 2020
Don?t Sell Yourself Short! Pricing Your Products to Maximize Profits
Many small business owners struggle with how to price their product and services. And way too many of them significantly undervalue themselves in the process; their time, their expertise and the added value!
There are several factors that influence what you can and should charge customers: competition, industry practices, demand, and your costs are just some of them. By using an arbitrary percentage, for example, cost times could cause you to miss out on some profit opportunity. Trying to be the lowest priced provider, can either get you into a price war with competition, or create a lower quality perception of your product, and it?s very tough to raise prices. Setting prices too high can leave you with a lot of inventory that you can?t sell. In this workshop, we?ll help you identify a process you can use to help you develop a pricing strategy that?s right for you.
Conducting Market Research
Pricing Models
Pricing for a Services or Consulting Company
Determining if your prices are working for you
When to raise or lower prices
Price and the Law
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Categories: Chamber Of Commerce, Business Education
