Business & Finance Moves That Work
Tuesday March 30 2010
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Reversed Lens Photography
1136 SE Grand Avenue, Portland, OR 97214
Admission:
Members: $15 advance online; $25 at the door
Non-Members: $35 advance online; $45 at the door
As a small business owner, you know the challenging juggle of managing finances, business strategy, and daily work tasks. Regardless of whether you are a new business or a seasoned business owner, it's easy to feel stuck, to find yourself not moving forward no matter what you do, to long for new ideas to jump start you and get you moving forward again. Knowing how to overcome obstacles and keep yourself moving
forward is one of the most important traits of a successful business
owner. From a financial standpoint, your personal finances are closely tied to how successfully you manage your business finances. But even if business is booming and your company is incredibly well managed (of course!), this does not mean that your personal financial picture will always be so rosy. This meeting is your opportunity to hear practical financial and business strategy tips to help keep you on track for the rest of 2010 and beyond.
As always, there will be plenty of time to network and connect with fellow local business owners after the panel discussion portion of the meeting. Coffee and light snacks will be provided.
PANELISTS
Kim Rosenberg Rosenbaum Financial
As a successful entrepreneur and owner of two companies, Kim Rosenberg has advice to offer on positioning yourself to the joys of understanding money. Success and financial security may be possible if you are willing to analyze your current situation and take action to achieve your goals. Even during a recession, you can have a successful business by employing strategic long term plans, investments and protections. Kim is a licensed equity broker and insurance consultant. Kim is especially passionate about working with women owned businesses
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Kaya Singer
owner of Awakening Business Solutions, and author of "Clear Your Focus Grow Your Business"
Kaya helps small and solo-business owners to sharpen their focus on growing their business through her coaching programs and seminars. Kaya has been self-employed for over 25 years and has owned a pottery business, counseling practice, a publishing company, marketed a health food product and was a corporate trainer and facilitator. She helps people move from struggle to empowerment and to develop a business mind-set.
ABOUT THE POWER MOB MEETINGS
At The Power MOB monthly meetings, held the last Tuesday of each month, we bring you a panel of industry experts who share valuable business advice, experience and insight in moderated Q & A format. We tackle a different business topic that tends to be universal among mom business owners regardless of type of business each month. We open our monthly meetings up to a larger audience than our more targeted, interactive hands-on monthly workshops to allow for greater range in open discussion for our panelists and also for expanded conversational networking opportunities after the Q & A portion of the meeting.