TSBW News
March 25, 2008
TSBW COMMITTEE ISSUES CALL FOR WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
The TSBW committee is currently securing proposals to support training
events and programs. In keeping with protocol, proposals and workshops, seminars and events will be offered free of charge and last 1-1.5 hours. These programs give businesses an opportunity to get their company's word out and meet with potential customers.
Below is the list of proposal topics. If you are interested in submitting a proposal, please click Request for Proposals to download the RFP. The proposal deadline is May 9, 2008. (If you have a program of a particular interest, related to these topics, you are welcome to submit your proposals. Priority will be given to the proposals addressing the specified topics requested.)
Making Sense of the Family Leave Act
Dealing with Difficult Employees
Hiring and Firing of Employees
Government Training Incentive
Joint Ventures - Is it Good for Business?
Start a Home Based Business
”Co-Opetition" - Working with Your Competitors
How to Establish a Shopping Cart
How to Schedule Webinars
Creative Financing - How to Get What You Need
How to Improve Credit Worthiness
Ad Words - Marketing Your Website
Podcasting
Tips to Start Your Own Business
How to Use Your Blackberry for Business
SBIR Grants
Security Smarts for Your Small Business
Emergency Preparedness for Your Business
Storing Business Records On/Off Site
SBA Financing
Know What Your Credit Score Can Mean
Local Government Financing
Marketing for Success
Family Business
Using Lead Management
Buying Leads
Network /Multi-Level Marketing for Sales
Co-Op Marketing
Quickbooks
Financial Goal Setting
Making Your Business Green
LEED Certification - How Can It Help
Effective Green Building - Bidding for Green
Building Sustainable Buildings
Real Estate Investing in a Challenging Environment
Real Estate Issues
Flipping - How to Make It Work, Pros & Cons
Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights
Contract Liabilities - Read Your Contracts
Strategic Business Planning
Business Leadership