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This virtual webinar is a prerequisite for the team lead of all teams applying for the 2021 HCC Business Plan Competition. Other entrepreneurs are also welcome!
For all startup and existing business owners. Plan now to understand the numbers that promote your business success. The webinar prepares you for the “what, how and why” when it comes to understanding the financial needs for your business venture.
Know where you stand now and what you need to estimate and analyze the numbers you need, to propel you to sustainable success. Use this day to change your future!
Topics:
Funding Panel: Hear from, and ask questions of a panel of our financial resource partners from Houston’s entrepreneurial eco-system.
Financial Panel Moderator: David Regenbaum
Panelists:
This is an online event
Jim O'Sullivan, VP Education
jim.osullivan@scorevolunteer.org
About Us:
SCORE is an all-volunteer group with real-world business experience, dedicated to your success.
Our Mission: Help small Businesses succeed.
Our Mantra: We educate, counsel, mentor.
Register Here for January 14 Webinar
For your convenience, the webinar is being offered on 2 additonal dates:
Saturday, January 23, 2021 from 9:30 am to 12:00 noon
Saturday, January 30, 2021 from 9:30 am to 12:00 noon
Choose the date that works best for you
This webinar is stand-alone awesome! There is also another benefit.
Attending this webinar is a prerequisite for those applying for the
2021 HCC Business Plan Competition.
Are you interested in learning more about applying for the
free training and advising and chance to win seed money
offered this Spring in the 2021 HCC Business Plan Competition?
www.hccs.edu/businessplancompetition
Featured Presenter: David Regenbaum
- Entrepreneur in Residence, Glenda & David Regenbaumat Center for Entrepreneurship at HCC Northwest
- Chairman of the Board, HCC Foundation
- Faculty & Mentor for 10,000 Small Businesses
- Curriculum Developer, Advocate & Philanthropist
David Regenbaum was Owner and Operator of Association Management, Inc. (AMI) from 1979-2010. AMI achieved remarkable growth and prestige under his leadership for over 36 years, resulting in AMI becoming the leading community association management firm in Texas, managing over 300 communities consisting of over 100,000 homes and commercial units. Many of his innovative management philosophies and practices have become industry standards. In 2010, he sold AMI to FirstService Residential Houston, the largest community association management company in America. Regenbaum then served as President of FirstService Residential Houston for the next four years, before “retiring.”
Much to our benefit, David’s altruistic encore career is dedicated to empowering Houston’s startup and existing small business owners and to instilling entrepreneurial skills in the greater Houston area workforce through Houston Community College!
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