Brampton - Kaarina Dillabough, a business strategist, motivational speaker, facilitator, trainer and personal/professional coach and mentor will be the keynote speaker at the "Energize - Fuel for the Entrepreneurial Mind" Seminar on Thursday, Oct. 30th at the
Holiday Inn Select Toronto Brampton Conference CentreThe Energize Seminar is Brampton's premier small business event for small enterprises from all sectors. Part of the Bridges to Better Business Round Table Sessions, the seminar is a collaborative effort between Enterprise Centres of Ontario, the Ministry of Small Business and Consumer Services, Canada Business Service Centre, and local sponsors.
Dillabough, of Kaandre & Co. 21st Century Solutions, has more than 25 years of visionary leadership and proven management experience in private and public sectors. She is a highly sought after speaker who possesses a wealth of knowledge that she delivers in an engaging and entertaining style. Her keynote address "How do they do it?" will give you insight into what great companies do to stay ahead of the pack. You will be inspired by anecdotes, stories and examples of best practices and learn proven tips and tactics to make your business the best it can be.
"Energize - Fuel for the Entrepreneurial Mind is the perfect opportunity to have experts answer all your burning questions," said Cassandra Baccardax, Manager, Small Business Services. We are pleased to offer a variety of experts. All are so relevant to your business, you may have trouble choosing just four."
Seminar topics to choose from include: sales skills, marketing via the internet, market research, strategic planning, insurance, accounting/taxation, legal, organization, customer service and more. Advance registration is free. Registration at the door is $25.
Participants can register by calling the Brampton Small Business Enterprise Centre at 905-874-2650 or sending an e-mail with their personal name, business name, business description, phone and e-mail address to sbec@brampton.ca.
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