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All sessions are held from 8:00-9:30 a.m.
Rhodes State College
James J. Countryman Building
Room 171
Monday, April 30—Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)
Stephanie Shutt, CPA, Partner, Stroh, Johnson & Co., LLP, CPA’s will present an overview of the TCJA passed on December 22, 2017. What does it mean for you and/or your business?
Presented by Stroh, Johnson & Co. LLP CPAs
Tuesday, May 1—Navigating the Legalities of Owning a Business
Owning a business can create a multitude of legal matters: entity choice, protecting entrepreneur’s assets, bylaws and organizational documents, real estate issues and so many more!
Patrick Maloney, Staff Attorney, Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc., will explain how to navigate the process.
Presented by Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc.
Wednesday, May 2—Access to Capital
Learn about public and private financing opportunities to assist in project funding. Hear from a panel of experts from State Bank, USDA Rural Development, Minority Business Assistance Center and the Ohio Development Services Agency.
Sponsored by State Bank
State Bank Representative David Tedford
Thursday, May 3—Building a Local Search Presence
There are billions of local searches happening on Google every day. Celebrate National Small Business Week where we will show you how to get in front of customers in your area. We’ll
discuss consumer trends related to local searches, and share best practices for using Google My Business features.
Presented by Nicole Scott, Vice-President
Investor Relations & Communications, Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce
Friday, May 4—Efficient IT for Profitability
Are you using the best IT systems to make your business the most profitable it can be? We’ll show you how the right ordering system, point of sale procedures, credit card processing and employment management systems can improve your bottom line.Presented by James Brown, Digipoint IT LLC
Cost is only $40 for all 5 sessions!
A continental breakfast will be provided at each session.
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