Small Business Jump Start
Winter/Spring 2009 Sessions
An Exciting Program for Entrepreneurs!
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Do you dream of
starting a business, but not sure where
to start?
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Are you
a small business trying to take it to the
next level?
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Are you
looking to increase your income?
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Penn State
Cooperative Extension, City of Franklin, Franklin Area
Chamber of Commerce, Northwest Savings Bank, Svetz
Consulting Services LLC, and the Keystone Community
Education Council announce this 9 week business training
program offered to entrepreneurs who would like to broaden
or enhance their business skills or the financial means
necessary to start-up a business or expand an existing
business. The program will help participants -
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Set realistic
business and personal goals
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Develop a written
business plan
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Learn the basics of
record-keeping, financial statements, bookkeeping, marketing and
MORE!
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Gain access to small
loans, marketing assistance and other business support services
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Receive on-going
assistance as your business grows
“The
Small Business Jump Start class was a great experience! I enjoyed
learning about business in a relaxed atmosphere from an experienced and
talented instructor, Gary Svetz. It was both educational and fun at the
same time. I would recommend it to anyone with the desire to start a
new business or to refresh an existing one.” ………Judy S. Grandelis,
AmaZing Foods Catering Co.
SBJS has
graduated 80 regional start-up and existing businesses
with an 85% success rate.
Informational Meeting
- March 4th from 6-7:30 PM
Northwest Savings Bank, 1301 Liberty
Street, Franklin, PA
Use entrance by ATM, downstairs training room.
Program Sessions:
Thursdays, 6:00-9:00 PM
March 12th through
May 7th
Northwest Savings Bank, 1301 Liberty
Street, Franklin, PA
Use entrance by ATM, downstairs training room.
TO REGISTER
or To request
a program application, please call/email:
Dan Brockett at 814-437-7607, cell 814-758-4090,
e-mail
dlb14@psu.edu
Read more about Small
Business Jump Start:
http://thederrick.com/stories/04062005-3010.shtml
http://www.thederrick.com/stories/04042005-1012.shtml
Read more about the small business climate in Venango County:
http://thederrick.com/stories/04162005-6003.shtml
Small Business Jump Start Graduates its First Class
http://www.thederrick.com/stories/04272006-5102.shtml
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