Business Power Tools: Building a Strong Foundation for Profitability

This session will be packed with information, entertaining, and fast-paced.

Thanks to Snow and Jones and Weil McLain for making this Seminar possible!

Tuesday March 16, 2010  

Location: Hilton Garden Inn, 5 Home Depot Dr.  Plymouth, MA   Right off Exit 5 on Rt. 3

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Or Email kdanielle.jones@snowandjones.com


This seminar is scheduled from 8AM-3PM

Who can attend: Plumbers, HVAC contractors, builders, remodelers and anyone looking to improve their business

Cost to Attend: $50.00

Reservations are required! 

Class is limited to 40 attendees

For more information and to register visit a Snow and Jones counter or email: kdanielle.jones@snowandjones.com

                  

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Business Power Tools: Building a Strong Foundation for Profitability

Program Description:   

This fun full-day program will focus on the core business systems that are the foundation of strategic planning for your company's success and profitability. It will include systems for financial operations, marketing, design, sales, personnel, production, and communications. Shawn McCadden will discuss how operational systems interrelate to work toward an improved bottom line. Plus, he will cover the development of a business budget and business planning concepts. You'll learn how to determine the burdened cost of labor and what markup to use to get a return on investment. This intensive program will include lecture, discussion, and breakout times to help attendees discover what options they and their businesses have for operational improvement, future growth, and financial profitability.

Learning objectives: By completing this class you will be able to:

  • Explore the systems for each core area of your business, including marketing, design, sales, financial operations, personnel, production and communication
  • Learn budgeting and planning concepts
  • Learn to determine the burdened cost of labor and what markup to use to get a return on investment
  • Consider your options for operational improvement for future growth and financial profitability