Managing a Business
ASBDC Online Classes
These programs from SmallBizU require
about 3-hours to complete. To register for any of the following programs,
contact the ASBDC Lead Center at 1-800-862-2040 or (501) 324-9043 or click on
the Register Now
button to register online.
Seminar Highlights: An overview of the essential processes
of managing employees. This online course includes best practice on the hiring
process, employee forms you must file, wage and hour regulations, taxation and
privacy issues, health and safety standards, benefit and retirement plans,
discrimination and termination processes, and more.
more
Seminar Highlights: This online course presents the
fundamental devices used in crafting a strategy for a business venture. The
online course puts forth the innovative mechanisms of internal and external
strategy which are based on the findings of a new body of research into the
strategy-making processes of successful growing ventures.
more
UA Fayetteville SBDCTo register for any of the following programs, contact the UA Fayetteville SBDC at (479) 575-5148 or click on the Register Now button to register online.
Seminar Highlights: Owning a restaurant is a tough business that requires lots of hours and hard work on behalf of the owner and mangers. This seminar is designed to give restaurant entrepreneurs a "heads-up" on common pitfalls that restaurants face and provide participants with necessary tools to survive the industry. Specific topics include: marketing, financial management, budgeting, and customer relationships. The speaker will point out the special details that can help create atmosphere and enhance the overall experience of your customers. The seminar material will be useful for any size, type, or stage of restaurant ownership. Speaker: ASBDC Represenative
SAU Magnolia SBDCTo register for any of the following programs, contact the SAU Magnolia SBDC at (870) 235-5033 or click on the Register Now button to register online.
Seminar Highlights: Growing your business is not just a goal - it is a necessity! It can be very exciting, however there are many factors that should be taken into consideration. Have you considered the current business environment? What doe the market look like? Will you need money to grow you business? In this seminar you will learn that forecasting and planning for growth is critical to your success. Speaker: Felicia Bozeman, SAU ASBDC Training Coordinator Cosponsor: CABS
Seminar Highlights: Owning a restaurant is a tough business that requires lots of hours and hard work on behalf of the owner and managers. This seminar is designed to give restaurant entrepreneurs a heads up on common pitfalls that restaurants face and provide participants with necessary tools to survive the industry. Speaker: Felicia Bozeman, SAU SBDC Training Coordinator Cosponsor: El Dorado Chamber, SCORE, and GTEDC
Seminar Highlights: Owning a restaurant is a tough business that requires lots of hours and hard work on behalf of the owner and managers. This seminar is designed to give restaurant entrepreneurs a heads up on common pitfalls that restaurants face and provide participants with necessary tools to survive the industry. Speaker: Felicia Bozeman, SAU SBDC Training Coordinator Cosponsor: UACCH
UA-Monticello SBDCTo register for any of the following programs, contact the UA-Monticello SBDC at (870) 222-4900 or click on the Register Now button to register online.
Seminar Highlights: Useful for any size, type, or stage of restaurant ownership. This tough business requires long hours and hard work from owners and managers. This seminar is designed to give restaurant entrepreneurs a "heads-up" on common pitfalls that restaurants face and provide tools to survive the industry. Specific topics include: marketing, financial management, budgeting, customer relationships, and details that can help create atmosphere and enhance the overall experience of your customers. Speaker: Kathryn Peacock, Center Director; Restaurant Representative
|
|
The Arkansas Small Business Development Center is funded in part through a
cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration through a
partnership with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock College of Business
and other institutions of higher education. All opinions, conclusions or
recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily
reflect the views of the SBA. It is the goal of UALR to eliminate discriminatory
harassment and to promote equal opportunity regardless of race, gender, color,
national origin, sexual orientation, age, religion, veteran’s status, or disability.
|
