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NOW AT A LOWER PRICE!

Students and PCC Faculty are FREE with ID. General Admission has been reduced to $15.

Here are the next two BizEd seminars I thought you'd like to know about... I hope to see you there... especially at mine on November 1!

The Pasadena SBDC proudly presents “BizEd”! A series of educational workshops and seminars designed to provide entrepreneurs the latest industry trends in fields such as marketing, advertising, legal, human resources, international trade, sales, customer service, process improvement, change management, accounting, financing, product development, data analysis and web development to name a few. The seminars are custom tailored to fit the growing demands of businesses and deliver information, essential strategies and best practices any business needs to succeed in today’s ever changing economic climate. The workshops are sponsored by the PCC-SBDC, Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, City of Pasadena and Foothill WIB.
 
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Saturday, November 1st  10:00am – 12:00noon – Minimize Startup Risk by Re-thinking How You Make Business Decisions
There’s a tremendous lack of patience in business and a desire to launch quickly, both of which can be completely counterproductive to successful innovation. The tendency to have a product-centric focus within a well defined industry-set category and benchmarking performance against existing peers has led to a significant startup failures. That is, there is a fundamental inability to really understand customers and the opportunity drivers that underpin differentiated products and sustainable growth. So while historical information can identify trends amongst known market competition, it does virtually nothing to focus attention on unmet or emergent customer needs and wants. As a result, startups are increasing the risk of launching ideas that will fail in market. During this session we will focus on identifying and remedying risky legacy business practices in a startup environment by showing you how much room there is to improve. $15 General Admission / $0 for Students and PCC Faculty and Staff.
 
Click Here and register today for the first step towards continued entrepreneurial success!