Thinking about starting your own business or entering new markets with your existing business? Need a business loan? Need a business plan?
A Southwest Community Education (MPS) course offering-- February 2002: "Online Business Planning-- How you can create a better business plan using the Internet" Instructor- Michael Hohmann, Michael A. Hohmann and Co. [ www.mahohmannbizplans.com ] This course will provide you with instruction and guidance in using Internet resources to develop your own business plan. The class will use a computer-equipped classroom, and you must be familiar with using a PC, the MS Windows operating system and the Internet. The course will use a combination of PowerPoint presentations, a course outline with HTML links to additional Internet-based resources, and informal class discussions to cover the various topics that should be included in your business plan-- the types of information needed and where to get it. This 'self-directed' learning environment will include a directed discussion of the basic concepts involved with developing your business plan, plus online resources for gathering additional information pertinent to your specific needs. Course topics will include an overview of business planning, market research and analysis, budgeting and profit planning. Internet-based resources will be used in the areas of industry and market analysis, market research, target markets and segmentation; products, services, patents and trademarks, competition, pricing, advertising and promotion; management and personnel, training and benefits, financing and growth, franchising and more. [Course code CB11 $36.00] 4 Tuesday evenings February 5 -- February 26 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Southwest High School, Rm #E105 3414 W. 47th St., Mpls., MN 55410 Call 612-668-3100 to register; class size is limited- call today. Michael Hohmann 13th _______________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest option, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls
