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SUMMARY:Business Plan 101
DESCRIPTION:Using a business plan to start or expand your business\nDoes your business plan need work? Do you not have a business plan yet? Join us to learn the ins and outs of writing a business plan. \nA strong business plan offers a foundation for your small business to succeed. Business plans are used when expanding a business to make sure you maintain profitability and efficiency in operations\, help set guides for operations when you start\, and to ensure that you get the most bang for your buck. \nParticipants will receive a business model canvas\, business plan template\, and other useful handouts. \n  \nRegister\n  \nPresented by Rebecca Haydock\, Director\, CV SBDC \nRebecca Haydock is the Director of the Central Virginia Small Business Development Center\, a member of an active regional investor group\, a multi-business owner\, and has started\, grown\, and operated companies from bagels to biotech. She has been advising and mentoring companies for 30 years and is a financial and marketing strategist that gets fully energized when she hears “I want to start a business” or “I want to grow my business.”\n\nRebecca will talk about the tips and tools that successful entrepreneurs have in common and how to fit those into a fulfilling personal and business life. She will go over these tools and is available to chat in a group setting and confidentially\, one-on-one.\n  \nPresented with Orange County VA Economic Development \n \n 
URL:https://cvsbdc.org/events/business-plan-101/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Managing a Business,Online event
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SUMMARY:Protect Your Growing Business
DESCRIPTION:The Entrepreneurial Equation™\nLearn from Jay Bradford and Joan Carlson from Edward Jones about The Entrepreneurial Equation™\, a program designed to help educate business owners about tools and strategies to help make building\, running\, and preserving a business easier. \nTopics covered include: \n\nBuilding Your Business\n\nTime management\nAttracting and retaining employees\n\n\nCreating Value Outside Your Business\n\nRetirement plans for businesses with no employees\nRetirement plans for businesses with employees\n\n\nPreserving Your Business\n\nKey person disability and life insurance\nDeferred compensation\n\n\n\nIN PERSON event: Join us at the CV SBDC office (300 Preston Ave\, free parking on-site) for networking and light refreshments before the event \nRegister\nSpeakers: \nJanasha “Jay” Bradford: \nKnown as Jay\, I was born in Newark\, NJ\, and later raised in Charlottesville. Helping others has been an integral part of who I am and I’m happy to have the opportunity to help those in my hometown reach their financial goals. I’ve been in the financial industry for over 5 years and wrote my 1st children’s book titled\, Mahogany goes to Wall Street\, which introduces the financial market in a story format. My book can be found in Barnes & Noble\, Walmart.com\, Amazon.com\, and local book & toy stores. \nI’m a firm believer in that your experiences shape who you are. At the age of seven\, my father passed away. As in most homes\, he was the patriarch of the family. Following his death\, I witnessed my mother\, a new widow\, mismanage a large insurance policy due to her lack of financial education and poor financial advice – sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know. This ultimately led to the loss of my family home\, financial hardships\, and me pulling out of college\, only to later pay for it myself. That experience put financial literacy at the forefront of my mind and showed me the value of the entire family being financially educated. \nAs an Edward Jones financial advisor\, clients can expect a high level of service and personalized approach. I believe it’s important to invest my time to understand what you’re working toward before you invest your money. We strive to make sure clients feel heard and that we understand their unique stories. We work to help clients understand the investment world in terms they can relate to. We offer investments\, services\, and tools our clients need to achieve their financial future. \nI am an active member of the community; I’m a committee member for The Arc of the Piedmont gala\, I volunteer at Community Investment Collaborative\, and I’m a member of Black Women of Charlottesville Virginia\, Boss Babes C’ville\, and Common House. I enjoy traveling abroad with my boyfriend Keith\, owner of The Pie Guy\, and spending time with my nieces and nephews- I pride myself on being the best auntie! I love plants\, water sports\, trying new food\, and DIY projects. \nI look forward to working with you to achieve your life goals and to be a part of your family! Give me a call today or message me on LinkedIn. \nAs the late Maya Angelou said\, “people will forget what you said\, people will forget what you did\, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”  \nWebsite information: www.MahoganyandFriends.com –for book Janasha Bradford\, Financial Advisor | Edward Jones -Advisor website \nJoan Carlson: \nI was raised modestly on a farm in Iowa and have worked since I was 12 earning money to put myself through college. After college\, I started my career in financial services in institutional bond sales. I moved on to a small asset manager and worked with fixed income and equity management. I also helped with marketing for the firm. That all led me to Merrill Lynch\, where I started working with high net worth individuals. \nIn 2009\, I joined Edward Jones for a variety of reasons. Mainly\, Edward Jones stands out from other firms because of how truly client centered we are and how deeply we care about and serve our clients. Our one-on-one approach creates a comfortable environment where our clients feel that we fully understand what is most important to them and will act in their best interest. \nOur clients can expect a high level of service and personalized approach. I create tailored solutions to help solve the needs of our clients and delight in helping others set goals and gain a sense of control over their future. I enjoy getting to know my clients and how unique each one is – as are their financials goals and needs. The role of financial advisor is the perfect combination of all my past experiences and passion. \nI have been married for 29 years and have raised three children who are all through college and out working in life. I am fiercely proud of my family and enjoy spending time with them traveling\, being outdoors and celebrating life. I also like to play tennis\, run\, do yoga and play the piano. \nWebsite: Joan M Carlson\, Financial Advisor | Edward Jones \n  \nSponsored by: \n \n  \nCohosted by: Community Investment Collaborative\, Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce\, and Cville Chamber Minority Business Alliance \n           
URL:https://cvsbdc.org/events/protect-your-growing-business/
LOCATION:Central Virginia Small Business Development Center (CVSBDC)\, 300 Preston Ave\, Suite 201\, Charlottesville\, VA\, 22902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Managing a Business,Networking
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SUMMARY:Industry Trends\, Your Customers\, and Market Fit
DESCRIPTION:Founder’s Series Session 1\nIs your business concept the right idea\, at the right time for your industry?\nAre the features attractive to customers and do they care enough to change current habits?\n\nIs your addressable market big enough to generate adequate revenue for a successful business? Our research tools can help you decide.\nHave you conducted “customer discovery” for feedback on your offering and to know who will buy and how they will buy?\n\nIn this workshop\, we talk about industry knowledge\, communication with target customers to optimize your product or service offering and honing in on the ideal market(s). \nREGISTER\n  \n*More information on the Founder’s Series and Entrepreneurship certificate can be found here.* \nAdditional Founder’s Series classes currently scheduled: \n\nJul 27: Pricing\, Costs\, and Launch Preparation\nAug 3: Marketing\, Sales\, and Your Brand\nAug 10: Business Models\, Telling Your Story\, and Risk Planning\nAug 17: Money and Recordkeeping\n\n  \nCohosted by: Hampton Roads SBDC
URL:https://cvsbdc.org/events/industry-trends-your-customers-and-market-fit-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Managing a Business,Online event
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SUMMARY:Pricing\, Costs\, and Launch Preparation
DESCRIPTION:Founder’s Series Session 2\nGet clear up front on your business costs\, how to establish prices and project profitability\, considering the value proposition of your product or service.\n\nAre your costs and profit margins designed to reach industry norms?\nIs your pricing strategy appropriate to engage and retain customers?\nWill this business make enough to support myself and/or my family?\n\nIn this workshop we discuss effective cost of goods sold management and give you tools to prepare to launch a new product or service. \nREGISTER\n  \n*More information on the Founder’s Series and Entrepreneurship certificate can be found here.* \nAdditional Founder’s Series classes currently scheduled: \n\nAug 3: Marketing\, Sales\, and Your Brand\nAug 10: Business Models\, Telling Your Story\, and Risk Planning\nAug 17: Money and Recordkeeping\n\n  \nCohosted by: Hampton Roads SBDC
URL:https://cvsbdc.org/events/pricing-costs-and-launch-preparation-2/
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