The SUNY Geneseo Small Business Development Center presents this two-hour seminar on cash flow management. If you run out of cash, your business experience is over! Find out how to control your cash and then let’s do what you want to do the least: walk through how to build a cash flow budget that will show you now much money you will need to be successful. This is a hands-on workshop you can really get into! The instructor is a successful business owner and professional adviser. Handouts will be provided.
The session is FREE and open to the public
Tuesday,November 16, 2010
6:30 - 8:30pm
South Hall, Rm 338
SUNY Geneseo Campus
Click here to register or call 245-5367.
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The SUNY Geneseo Small Business Development Center presents this two-hour seminar on marketing. Selecting the right marketing tools for your business is critical for success. Find out what the tools are and how to use them effectively, including how to write an effective ad. The instructor is a successful business owner and professional adviser. Handouts will be provided.
The session is FREE and open to the public
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
6:30 - 8:30pm
South Hall, Rm 338
SUNY Geneseo Campus
Click here to register or call 245-5367.
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The SUNY Geneseo Small Business Development Center presents this two-hour seminar that covers the waterfront about starting and running your own business. It is an overview designed to help you know what is involved and what resources are needed for success. Subjects covered include: filing a DBA, building a budget, marketing your product or service, advertising, public relations, hiring employees, business advisers, borrowing money, getting grants, paying sales tax, business and personal taxes, selecting a business to to into, and much more! The instructor is a successful business owner and professional adviser. Handout materials will be provided.
The session is FREE and open to the public
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
6:30 - 8:30pm
South Hall, Rm 338
SUNY Geneseo Campus
Click here to register or call 245-5367.
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This session is designed to help prepare you for the NYS Notary Public Exam. You will receive information on the responsibilities of a Notary Public, the laws and regulations related to being a Notary, how to avoid conflicts of interest, maintain professional ethics, establish proper fees, minimize legal liability, handle special situations, as well as sample exam questions and a local exam schedule. Everything you need to be prepared for the exam. Class instructor is Don Read.
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Meeters & Greeters is a new quarterly meeting for members of the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce designed to maximize your networking opportunities and help you get the word out about your business, organization or service. This is a great opportunity to make contacts, form professional relationships and get your products and services out in front of others.
Held quarterly, twice in the morning and twice at lunch, members will congregate at different Chamber member businesses for each meeting. Meeters & Greeters is designed to maximize networking with features like self-introductions, new member introductions, host interviews and printed announcements. Lively and uplifting, attending Meeters & Greeters will keep you connected to what’s going on in the business community and who’s who. Watch your mail for registration information for the first Meeters & Greeters of 2009.
Host Businesses Sought
Would you like to host a Meeters & Greeters meeting and show off your business? There are only four hosts spots available for the first year of the program so contact us quickly. Meeters and Greeters will be held in March and April and again in September and October.
First and foremost, as a host you will be featured in an interview and have the chance to show off your business. As a host you will need to be able to accommodate approximately 50 people with additional space for registration and information. If your place of business cannot accommodate the group, Chamber staff will work with you to secure an alternate location. Hosts also provide water, coffee, juice and other appropriate breakfast or lunch refreshments. Contact Laura Lane at 237-0230 or email ljlane@wycochamber.org if you would like to become one of the host businesses for 2009.
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Formerly the Microenterprise Assistance Program, the Alliance for Business Growth’s Business Ownership Training Course offers in-depth business planning and management instruction in a classroom setting once evening per week for approximately 12 weeks every spring and fall. The program is FREE to income eligible small business owners and prospective owners, with a nominal fee charged to all others. Participants have found this fast paced and highly informative training to be extremely beneficial to the success of their businesses. Please contact Louise Wadsworth at the Alliance for Business Growth for more information - Ph: 585-245-5048 - http://www.allianceforbusinessgrowth.com or email alliance@geneseo.edu
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On June 13th nearly 200 chamber members came out for this year’s Annual Meeting that was held at the Legion Hall in the Warsaw Village Park.
This year’s award winners were: American Classic Outfitters - Outstanding Manufacturer; Sunny Knoll Farm - Outstanding Agribusiness; Creekside Fabrics and Quilts - Outstanding Retail/Service Business; and Burlingham Books - Most Promising New Business.
Members present voted to approve the following slate of Directors for the Chamber’s 2007-2008 Board: Mark Balling, Bovis Lend Lease; Deborah DiNoto, GCC-Arcade Campus; David DeLaVergne, The Bank of Castile; Lindsay Meidenbauer, Byrncliff Resort & Conference Center; Charlie Brown, Pioneer Credit Recovery; Christine Till, Warsaw PennySaver; John Witkowski, Five Star Bank; Doug Berwanger, Wyoming County Board of Supervisors; Rick Fish, Complete Payroll Processing; Joe Rivellino, Rivellino Realty; Eric Parker, M&T Bank; and New Board Members: Jason Beachel, Tompkins Insurance Agencies; Jason Beck, Don Beck, Inc.; Keith Standera, Valley Home Inspections; Dariel Draper, Daryl’s Pizzeria.
The Chamber recognized long-standing board members Frank Vitagliano, Jr. and Marty Mucher who complete 10-year terms on the board. The Chamber also recognized Richard Tindell for his nearly 18 years of service to the Chamber.
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