Entrepreneur Training
We help you master the art of entrepreneurship so you can excel in the world of business.
Choosing A Business to Start
Let’s take some time to determine if starting a business is right for you.
Statistically speaking, approximately 20% of startups fail in the first year, 34% in the first 2 years, and just over 50% are still in business after 4 years.
Don’t become a statistic!
Allow us to help you gain clarity on:
- Doing market research
- Understanding the competition
- Creating a business plan
- Generating and allocating investment
- And so much more!
There’s a lot you can learn about why businesses fail, and in doing so, you increase your chances of being in business in year 5.
Managing Risks in Business
We understand the relationship between “Risk” and “Reward”— the greater the reward, the greater the risk.
Minimizing the risk potential is essential for entrepreneurs.
Here are a few questions to ponder:
- Have you determined that customers need your product?
- Do you have enough cash or will you need to apply for loans?
- Have you thought about patents, trademarks, and safety testing?
- Do you understand business financials?
Minimizing your risks will improve your chances of success.
Keep in mind that most businesses fail for lack of cash, not lack of sales.
Allow us to guide you through understanding and managing risks that you may encounter in business.
Starting Your Business
Do you want to start your own business but feel overwhelmed with all the technicalities?
We are here to help you acquire the skills needed to run a successful business and overcome potential roadblocks down the line.
We'll guide you through:
• Organizing your business
• Doing your business research
• Creating a sales plan
• Building a budget
• Understanding your financial statements
Importance of a Business Plan
Starting a business assumes some degree of risk.
However, having a business plan helps to reduce that risk.
Your business plan will help you understand the cost to acquire:
- New customers
- Products for sale
- Marketing
- Advertising
It is essential in applying for loans and serves as a financial forecast.
Allow us to help you develop a business plan that will help your business prosper and grow.
Introduction to Business Finance
Understanding business finance allows the owner to look inside the business in order to understand what’s happening.
That is why monthly reports are essential to managing a profitable business.
Monthly reports should include the:
- Income Statement
- Balance Sheet
- Budget Variances
- Cash Flow
We are here to answer your questions and help you understand the financial side of running a business.
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Choosing A Business to Start
Let’s take some time to determine if starting a business is right for you.
Statistically speaking, approximately 20% of startups fail in the first year, 34% in the first 2 years, and just over 50% are still in business after 4 years.
Don’t become a statistic!
Allow us to help you gain clarity on:
- Doing market research
- Understanding the competition
- Creating a business plan
- Generating and allocating investment
- And so much more!
There’s a lot you can learn about why businesses fail, and in doing so, you increase your chances of being in business in year 5.
Managing Business Risks
We understand the relationship between “Risk” and “Reward”— the greater the reward, the greater the risk.
Minimizing the risk potential is essential for entrepreneurs.
Here are a few questions to ponder:
- Have you determined that customers need your product?
- Do you have enough cash or will you need to apply for loans?
- Have you thought about patents, trademarks, and safety testing?
- Do you understand business financials?
Minimizing your risks will improve your chances of success.
Keep in mind that most businesses fail for lack of cash, not lack of sales.
Allow us to guide you through understanding and managing risks that you may encounter in business.
Importance of a Business Plan
Starting a business assumes some degree of risk.
However, having a business plan helps to reduce that risk.
Your business plan will help you understand the cost to acquire:
- New customers
- Products for sale
- Marketing
- Advertising
It is essential in applying for loans and serves as a financial forecast.
Allow us to help you develop a business plan that will help your business prosper and grow.
Introduction to Business Finance
Understanding business finance allows the owner to look inside the business in order to understand what’s happening.
That is why monthly reports are essential to managing a profitable business.
Monthly reports should include the:
- Income Statement
- Balance Sheet
- Budget Variances
- Cash Flow
We are here to answer your questions and help you understand the financial side of running a business.
Starting Your Business
Do you want to start your own business but feel overwhelmed with all the technicalities?
We are here to help you acquire the skills needed to run a successful business and overcome potential roadblocks down the line.
We’ll guide you through:
- Organizing your business
- Doing your business research
- Creating a sales plan
- Building a budget
- Understanding your financial statement