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Ignite The Entrepreneur in You
Small Business Success Series Workshop by HCC©
When
Thursday, March 26, 2020
From 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM CDT
Additional Workshops on: Apr 2, Apr 9, Apr 23 and May 14
Check in: 8:30 AM
Where
HCC Alief Hayes2811 Hayes Road
Brown Building with flags, A319, 3rd Floor
Houston, TX 77082
Driving Directions
Contact:
Bill Klingberg
bill.klingberg@scorevolunteer.org
713-487-6565
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.
For more details go to
www.houston.score.org
HCC Center for Entrepreneurship – West Houston
OUR MISSION: To help entrepreneurs start and grow their small businesses.
We do this by offering workshops, seminars, summits, classes and competitive training and advising, while also providing practical knowledge, resources and connections.
For more on the HCC Center for Entrepreneurship - West Houston contact us at c4e@hccs.edu or 713-718-6650.
This workshop is part of Houston Community College’s new Small Business Success Series by HCC©, specially developed for entrepreneurs who are either planning
to start a business, in the early stages of launch
or planning to grow their business.
Who should attend: Entrepreneurs, startups, and existing business owners who want to know what it takes to create and run a successful business. What are the key traits of successful entrepreneurs? This workshop is designed for you to gain insight into your problem solving style and help you bolster your entrepreneurial ambitions to sustainable success.
There are many different styles of entrepreneurs. Introverts and extroverts; detail-oriented and big-picture people; risk takers and risk averse as well. Come learn more about entrepreneurship and how your style and approach to problem solving impacts your entrepreneurial process.
Featured Topics:
- Understanding the key traits of Successful Entrepreneurs
- An introduction to the The Kirton Adaption-Innovation Inventory (KAI)
- What are your characteristic ways of problem-solving and what are the implications in business development
- How to use your problem-solving style to help negotiate, sell and approach business ambitions.
After this wonderful day of learning and self-exploration, tap into a pathway that can help you manage, focus and pursue your entrepreneurial dreams into a reality; through your own business or into a great career working to help make your employer’s small business grow.. a win-win no matter which path you choose to take! Use this day to create a future that will fulfill you!
Register Now!
Fee: $25/$30 for Walk-ins
Includes Continental Breakfast & Lunch
OR, pay now for the 5-workshop series for $80 and save $45
Request a Certificate
of Completion from HCC after completing all five workshops in the series
If You've missed a workshop(s) in the Spring Series, sign up for others offered in the summer and fall at HCC. New schedules will be announced as each season approaches
Thanks to Wells Fargo Bank, sponsor of the 2020 Small
Business Success Series by HCC© and for making it possible for HCC to offer the series at reduced fees to our community and for
free to HCC students, faculty, staff & alumni.
Featured Presenters:
Ned Mueller – Entrepreneur in Residence, Houston Community College,
Center for Entrepreneurship Southeast, Founder and CEO,
Mueller Consultants, LLC, Silver Fox Advisor and Board Member. Ned’s past
experience includes Executive Vice President, Designs Anew Houston LLC,
and managerial and executive positions with The Carnrite Group, GB Tech,
ARINC Engineering Services and Lockheed Martin.
Ned Mueller also rose to Lieutenant Colonel serving 21 years in the United States Marine Corps.
Thea Goldin Smith – Chief Possibilideas Guide for Level VII Resources;
Virtual Thinking Expedition Company Guide. Thea has over 20 years’
experience working with business and educational teams as well as individuals,
fostering creative thinking, innovation and change. She is a certified
instructor in the Meyers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and the Kirton Adaption
Innovation (KAI) inventory and has been using both instruments to coach teams
and individuals since 1998. She has developed and led training programs
which enhance team function and improve leadership skills through the use
and understanding of cognitive style in problem solving.
She has guided and assisted in leading major Thinking Expeditions with organizations such as Exxon, Texaco, Shell, Lever Ponds, Halliburton, Proctor and Gamble, the U.S Navy, U.S. Joint Service Military Operations, the Swedish Institute for Management (IFL). Her most recent work involves promoting school reform with administrators, teachers and students in HISD.
