Join us for session #4 Learning to Love Your Numbers with Linda Bullwinkle, EA, MBA, Linda Bullwinkle Financial Services LLC In this workshop, you will Learn How to Love Your Numbers and see it's Easy and Necessary for Good Business You will walk away with a simple Excel Outline to use as a starting place; Don't fear the numbers
Join us for our November WomenRISE: Business Funding: Fact or Fiction with Darlisa Diltz, Foundations Entrepreneur Development Program, formally North Texas Entrepreneur Education and Training Center. In this session, we will talk through the current opportunities available for Entrepreneurs and dispel some of the common mis-truths. Participants of this session will walk away with: - a key understanding of securing funding for your startup operation. - a list of potential resources that can assist them along their journey - a new prospective on approaching capital infusion for their business
Join us for our October WomenRISE and learn The Importance of Business Credit with Kissena Sheets, KLS Funding Group, L.L.C. Understanding business credit is crucial for companies because it helps establish a separate financial identity, enabling them to access funding, build trust with suppliers, and navigate financial challenges independently from personal finances. It also plays a significant role in determining a business’s ability to secure loans, secure favorable terms, and grow successfully. This workshop will provide the fundamental steps in building your business credit. Key takeaways from a business credit presentation might include: Understanding Business Credit: Explain what business credit is...
The U.S. Census Bureau predicts that by 2050, 55 percent of the population will be composed of minorities. This means that our small businesses will be more diverse, and inclusion will be a critical component of business. The federal government and many corporations remain committed to do the right thing through greater diversity and inclusion of suppliers. This workshop explores certifications at the corporate, federal, state, and local government levels. You will also learn how to utilize them to improve your bottom line. Presented by: Nancy N. Alvarez serves as the Head of the 8(a) Business Development Program for the U.S....
With all the different options for funding your business, what's the best one for you? In this Interactive Small Business Administration (SBA) Workshop, Linda Williams will provide an overview of the business funding landscape including loans, grants, equity funding, and where the SBA fits in. This webinar is for anyone considering starting a small business or growing one already in operation. Find out what you don't know about financing your small business. Presenter: Linda Williams serves the Dallas/Fort Worth District Office as an Economic Development Specialist. She joined SBA in 2001 and has also held positions as a loan specialist and...
The Credit Reporting for a Small Business workshop provides an overview of credit reporting and is designed to help participants to understand how reporting their credit can benefit their business. This workshop will help entrepreneurs: -Understand the full scope of credit reporting and the impact of credit reports on the operation or growth of a small business -Discover strategies for building or improving business credit -Appreciate how personal credit scores impact the ability of a business to get credit Bio: Jennifer Jones is the SBA Relationship Manager, SVP for Independent Financial. With over 27 years of banking experience, 16 of those in Commercial and...
Learn how to become a HUB Certified Business.The HUBZone program fuels the growth of small businesses in historically underutilized business zones (HUBZones) by providing certification for preferential access to federal contracts. The federal government has a goal to award at least 3% of all federal contracting dollars to HUBZone-certified small businesses each year. HUBZones provide an opportunity for federal contracting assistance to qualified small business concerns located in historically underutilized business zones. They represent an effort to increase employment opportunities, investment, and economic development in these designated areas. If your small business is located in a designated HUBZone, it may be eligible...
