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Minimizing Risk – Protect Your Assets, Your Business, Your Future
A Small Business Success Series Workshop by HCC©
When
Thursday, May 14, 2020
from 8.30 AM to 4:30 PM CDT
Site registration/Check in: 8:30 AM
Where
HCC Alief Hayes2811 Hayes Road
Brown Building with flags, A319/320, 3rd Floor
Houston, TX 77082
Driving Directions
Contact:
Bill Klingberg
bill.klingberg@scorevolunteer.org
713-487-6565
Sorry no refunds but credit can be applied to future SCORE events.
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 Community College’s new
Practical Entrepreneurship Workshop series,
specially developed for entrepreneurs who are
either planning to start a business, in the early
stages of launch or planning to grow their business
Minimize risk considering: Liability and tax requirements in business organization; insurance; hiring employees & independent contractors; operational processes & contract negotiations.
You’ll learn from an expert entrepreneur who has started small and grown his company to achieve the American dream. David Regenbaum gives back now as Entrepreneur in Residence for the Center for Entrepreneurship-West Houston, as instructor in the HCC Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program and through his volunteer and leadership efforts for the Houston Community College Foundation.
Featured Topics
- The advantages and disadvantages of operating as a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, LLC, or non-profit charitable organization;
- Legal Liability and tax requirements, and the consequences for each form of organization;
- The use of Insurance as a form of Risk Management;
- Hiring Employees vs Independent Contractors;
- Contract Negotiation;
- Operational Processes and Procedures.
- Panel of Experts
Workshop Format – Progressive Presentations, Round Table Group Discussions, Workbook Exercises & Class Discussion, Panel of Experts
Be prepared to work and leave with strong takeaways applicable to your business! You will learn and apply learning throughout the day to your business with guided exercises and small group peer interaction facilitated by our workshop leader. Learning, thinking and verbalizing your business assumptions will be enhanced by the workbook you will use throughout the day. This also allows you to take away written business assumptions you are developing for your business as a springboard to taking next action steps. Use this day to minimize risks, maximize results, and to protect your business, your assets…your future!
Register Now!
Fee: $25 /$30 for walk-ins
Includes Continental Breakfast & Lunch
Request a Certificate of Completion from HCC after completing all five workshops in the series
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 Presenter: David RegenbaumEntrepreneur in Residence at the HCC NW Center
for Entrepreneurship, V.P. HCC Foundation,
Faculty & Mentor for 10,000 Small Businesses,
Entrepreneurial Curriculum Developer & Advocate.
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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