Taking the time to plan is crucial, now more than ever, if you're planning to start or pivot your business. Entrepreneurs who have business plans are twice as likely to obtain capital and more likely to grow than entrepreneurs who don’t.
As you contemplate reopening or bringing your business to full time, there are a number of things you must do immediately and others you should decide at a later date.Learn more about SMART goals.
The economic slump is affecting businesses at all levels, spurring companies to get creative about retaining customers. Get actionable tips on how to increase sales. Read these insightful tips.
Protect your business from disasters, theft and more with this checklist to identify and minimize risk. The checklist includes several ways to prepare and protect your business. Read the checklist.
Sponsored by Progressive Commercial Insurance. Whether you’ve already reopened or will be opening this summer, August will be an ideal time to assess and develop a strategic plan for the rest of the year.
A virtual assistant can be a valuable asset for any business but especially when resources are scarce and access to funds is limited, such as during the current pandemic.
Sponsored by Progressive Commercial Insurance. Learn the key aspects of a SWOT analysis, how it fits into your business's strategic plan, and develop an understanding of doing this for your business.
Sponsored by Deluxe. In trying times, you may be looking to close or sell a business. This session will share key considerations for the process of closing your business.
Sponsored by Constant Contact. Running virtual events can be challenging, however with a little preparation, tips, and knowing what to expect, you can rock your next virtual event.
Small business owners are resilient and can power through this challenging time, with SCORE by their side. Don't miss out on the latest resources, training and mentoring opportunities to help you survive and thrive. Visit the Hub.
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Because our work is supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration, and thanks to our network of 10,000+ volunteers, we are able to deliver our services at no charge or at a very low cost.
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