The Unintentional Entrepreneur Workshop 7/23/09
| The Unintentional Entrepreneur Workshop Thursday July 23rd, 2009 Sponsored by Outright.com & Network Solutions |
Location: Blankspaces
5405 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, Ca. 90036
Free Pizza & Beer!!
For Details: http://www.UnintentionalEntrepreneur.com
About the Workshop: Come and learn about Outright.com and Network Solutions, and what they are doing to help freelancers, small businesses and solopreneurs. The Unintentional Entrepreneur isan initiative brought to you by Outright.com and Network Solutions tosupport the challenges facing a unique segment of new business owners;Unintentional Entrepreneurs. With little help from the credit market,government, or economy, we're a country with explosive growth amongstself-employed professionals, side business owners, recently laid-offemployees or freelancers who have marketable skills, experience andknowledge that they are using to start or run their own businessesduring the economic downturn.
The Los Angeles workshop is part of a five-city tour (Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Washington D.C.) forUnintentional Entrepreneurs; providing an opportunity to learn fromveteran entrepreneurs, network with local small business owners, andgain insight in the following areas:
- Managing financial transactions
- Bookkeeping basics and small business tax tips
- Getting started online; building your web site and brand
- Effective and efficient marketing methods
About Blankspaces: Los Angeles' #1 Coworking office space IntroducingBLANKSPACES, a modern, flexible workspace that inspires creativity,promotes occupational freedom, and builds collaborative communities. Aplace where well-designed form meets well-appointed function. Availableby-the-day, monthly, or year-to-year.BLANKSPACES isspecifically designed to meet your changing professional needs andchange the way you think about where you work. We invite you to WorkWide Open.





We hope you would find the following information useful (and compelling) enough to write or blog about it. In attendance will be Atlantans who have found themselves in the position of budding entrepreneurs - some whom have recently lost their jobs, the seasoned unemployed, small business owners, freelancers, or those who are using their pink slip as a one-way ticket to success. It promises to be an interesting crowd and a thought-provoking conversation.
Here's the download: A five-city whistle-stop tour is helping to herald the launch of Unintentional Entrepreneur (www.unintentionalentrepreneur.com), a free online resource that is the brain-child of Outright (www.outright.com), the free bookkeeping site designed for the self-employed, and Network Solutions (www.networksolutions.com), the top provider of Website solutions for small businesses.
The Atlanta Stopover will take place on Tuesday, July 28 (4:00 p.m. to 7:45 p.m.) at the Gwinnett Chamber Building (6500 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth, GA).
The FREE event will feature successful, local entrepreneurs who will share tips and advice with those starting out or struggling with their existing business. The evening will begin and end with an informal networking session accompanied by pizza and beer. In between will be workshops designed to give entrepreneurs tools and tips to manage and grow their business, including:
Social Media 101
• Shashi Bellamkonda is a product innovator in strategy and marketing with expertise in communities, using Social media tools, and optimizing the message to the new media. He is responsible for the strategic planning, execution and management of mobile Web products, Website tools for small business, and Head of Social/New Media Strategy at Network Solutions.
Marketing Your Small Business
• Brent Leary is co-founder and partner of CRM Essentials LLC, a management consulting/advisory firm focused on implementing strategies and technologies affecting profitability through customer relationship management. He has more than 14 years of IT and management consulting experience working on projects for PricewaterhouseCoopers, BellSouth, Compaq, the IMF and World Bank.
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