FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, May 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) Broward SCORE (http://www.broward.score.org) hosts a wide variety of workshops on the financial needs of small businesses in South Florida.
The workshops help business owners find financing, manage their cash flow, budget and more.
The workshops are held from 5 - 8 p.m. throughout the year at different venues in Broward County such as Best Buy, Comerica Bank, IKEA, Hispanic Unity of Florida among others.
Workshop facilitators are SCORE volunteers with expertise in finance and business management. Facilitators include Paul Bosley of First Financial; Carla Dorsey of the Dorsey Group; Jake Adams of South Florida Remote Accounting; John Poropat of Poropat, LLC.; and Elizabeth Karwowski of Get Credit Healthy, Inc.
"The goal is to educate attendees on sourcing capital and managing their money to stay in business and to thrive," said George Gremse, vice president of Broward SCORE. "Our presenters are business owners themselves. They know what it takes to finance a business venture and how to apply for loans and work with funders. Their insight has been critical to helping many small businesses in South Florida acquire the financing they need to build and grow."
Here's a look at the workshops offered regularly by Broward SCORE:
• Sourcing Capital for Your Business
• Making Money Work In Your Business
• Building a Budget for Your Business - Do It Yourself
• Using QuickBooks to Help You Manage & Control Your Business
• Do-It-Yourself Taxes for The Small Business
• Understand and Improve Your Credit Score
To see a complete list, log on to http://www.Broward.SCORE.org. View an electronic workshop catalog at http://www.stallionpublishers.com/publication.aspx?pid=957&pkey=puyelyxoe. You can also call Broward SCORE at 954-356-7263 to speak to our volunteer mentors and find out more about how SCORE can help.
Broward SCORE is a resource partner to the U.S. Small Business Administration dedicated to educating entrepreneurs and helping small businesses grow. Broward SCORE has been mentoring small business owners in Broward County for more than 40 years
Broward SCORE Hosts A Wide Range of Finance Workshops For Small Businesses
Broward SCORE hosts an array of finance workshops geared to helping small businesses fund their ventures. Log on to http://www.Broward.SCORE.org to see schedule of upcoming business workshops.
2012-05-15
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