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Measuring Business Performance (2.5 Hour Workshop)
How Much Profit Should You Have Made In 2009 and How Can You Make Sure Revenues Reach Your Bottom Line Profits In 2010?
| When: |
January 20th, 2010 |
| Where: |
Post Univerisity, Leever Student Center
800 Country Club Road
Waterbury, CT 06723 |
| Time: |
8:00am - 10:30am |
| Who Should Attend: |
Business Owners & Top Management |
| Registration: |
$55 reserved seat. $75 at the door.
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Your accountant supplied you with year-end numbers that told you how much your company made, but what you really must know in order to drive your business forward in 2010 is how much profit you should have made. How do you do that? The answer is to consistently measure your business performance. More commonly called, financial analysis, measuring business performance will open the right door for discovering why your company didn’t earn the profits it should have and provide you with the “big picture” data enabling you to take control and make the informed business decisions that result in increased profitability.
Measuring Business Performance is a content filled program that provides tools for business owners to analyze and evaluate their company’s performance. Presenter, Max Gregorich translates the complex language of financial analysis into simple, easy-to-understand “English” so any business owner can identify where their organization is leaking cash and not reaching the bottom line profits. Measuring Business Performance participants learn a set of skills they may immediately use to implement real change in the performance of their company.
You’ll learn:
- To immediately identify areas where performance can be improved.
- What to measure and how these measurements clearly identify any cash leaks.
- How you can increase profits without increasing sales.
- How to plan for revenues and growth.
- How to use break-even analysis to determine and improve your market position.
- To use ratio analysis.
- To demystify the language of financial statements without having to depend on others to interpret your numbers.
- And more…..
Space is limited. Register now to receive to receive a pre-registration discount.
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The Psychology of Sales (Workshop - 2 sessions, 3 hours each)
Brings a New Understanding of What Causes a “Buy Decision.”
| When: |
Part 1: February 17, 2010
8 a.m. to 11 a.m. - or - 6 p..m to 9 p.m.
Part 2: February 18, 2010
8 a.m. to 11 a.m. - or - 6 p..m to 9 p.m.
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| Where: |
Post Univerisity, Leever Student Center
800 Country Club Road
Waterbury, CT 06723 |
| Who Should Attend: |
Top Management & Sales Professionals |
| Registration: |
For morning or evening sessions. $175 Reserved seat.
$195 at the door.
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If you’ve mastered your “tool box” of sales techniques but still aren’t reaching the goals that will take you to the next level, Psychology of Sales teaches you how to go beyond the status quo. This content filled course teaches:
- What the American Culture has programmed us all to do and why this is so important in sales.
- The six laws that people can’t break.
- One strategy that can easily double your sales.
- Why selling is actually impossible but having your prospect buy is not.
- Don’t do a presentation until after you close the sale.
- How to incorporate this knowledge into your sales strategies.
- Ethics and its effects on professional longevity in the industry.
- And more….
Space is limited. Register now to receive to receive a pre-registration discount.
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