GOSHEN COUNTY ROUNDTABLE PROGRAM
The What, Why & How of Marketing:
What it is, Why you should care, and How you do it
If you have ever found yourself trying to understand just what Marketing is and why you should care about the process, then this Roundtable is the perfect venue for you to get those answers.
Elizabeth Parks, Researcher for the Wyoming Market Research Center will discuss the Marketing process and how to navigate through the critical marketing questions. The Market Research Center, a program of the Wyoming Entrepreneur, offers a variety of resources for getting you the critical information you need for developing your marketing plan.
Date: March 14, 2012
Time: 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM
Where: Goshen Enterprise Center
110 West 22nd Ave. Torrington
You must RSVP to Amy Duke at 307-532-5162 or by email at: progress@goshenwyo.com no later than Noon on Tuesday, March 13, 2012.
Lunch Graciously Provided by Points West Community Bank
Who should participate?
• Small business owners who have strong entrepreneurial skills and show potential for continued success;
• Small business owners who are willing to share ideas and to learn from the ideas of others;
• Individuals interested in starting their own business;
• Anyone interested in networking with small business owners and community members!
Bring plenty of business cards and/or brochures for networking!
All Roundtables are funded in part by:
SBA’s participation in this co-sponsorship is not an endorsement of the views, opinions, products or services of any cosponsor or other person or entity. All SBA programs, services & cosponsored activities are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Reasonable arrangements for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact Wyoming Women’s Business Center, 307-460-3943, or wwbc@uwyo.edu. Wyoming Women’s Business Center Roundtables are funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Naming your Small Business
Are you having trouble naming your small business? The Wyoming Women’s Business Center can help you come up with a name and help to develop a unique and conceptual logo. But for now here are some tips to help you get started brainstorming the perfect name for your business or product.
Small Business Tip: Creative Tips on How to Name your Business
When developing a logo, I always start with a bubble brainstorm chart. Ideally, I like to come up with a concept for the company to convey and create the logo and name together. This is just one strategy we can help you with.
Small Business Tip: Creative Tips on How to Name your Business
When developing a logo, I always start with a bubble brainstorm chart. Ideally, I like to come up with a concept for the company to convey and create the logo and name together. This is just one strategy we can help you with.
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| There are more brainstorming tips where this came from. |
Monday, January 30, 2012
Albany County Business Roundtable Thursday Feb 2nd.
Please join us for our next Albany County Business Roundtable on Thursday, Feb. 2nd where we will learn about:
“A Wyoming Vision for Health Care Reform”
Continuing last month’s discussion on emerging changes in health care, Elizabeth W. Hoy, MHA and Health Care Policy Advisor for the Office of Governor Matt Mead will share the Governor's vision for health care reform in Wyoming. Elizabeth will be describing the options for a health benefits exchange program in Wyoming.
Date: February 2, 2012 (always the 1st Thursday of every month)
Time: 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM
Where: First Interstate Bank
221 Ivinson Avenue, Laramie
Please RSVP by noon Tuesday January 31st, 2012 to
wwbc@uwyo.edu or 307-460-3943
Meeting Space Graciously Provided by First Interstate Bank
This is a brown bag session so be sure to bring your lunch.
Share this notice with your associates who could benefit from the roundtable program. All interested parties are welcome. Business roundtable meetings are opportunities for businesses in Laramie and Albany County to network, share business expertise, and identify potential small business resources in their community.
“A Wyoming Vision for Health Care Reform”
Continuing last month’s discussion on emerging changes in health care, Elizabeth W. Hoy, MHA and Health Care Policy Advisor for the Office of Governor Matt Mead will share the Governor's vision for health care reform in Wyoming. Elizabeth will be describing the options for a health benefits exchange program in Wyoming.
Date: February 2, 2012 (always the 1st Thursday of every month)
Time: 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM
Where: First Interstate Bank
221 Ivinson Avenue, Laramie
Please RSVP by noon Tuesday January 31st, 2012 to
wwbc@uwyo.edu or 307-460-3943
Meeting Space Graciously Provided by First Interstate Bank
This is a brown bag session so be sure to bring your lunch.
Share this notice with your associates who could benefit from the roundtable program. All interested parties are welcome. Business roundtable meetings are opportunities for businesses in Laramie and Albany County to network, share business expertise, and identify potential small business resources in their community.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Wheatland Business Roundtable
Just a reminder that we are discussing: “Resources for Growing Your Small Business” at the Wheatland Business Roundtable & Lunch
Wheatland Business Roundtable & Lunch
Wednesday, January 25th at 11:45am
First State Bank Conference Center
1405 Sixteenth Street, Wheatland
Learn about the funding resources, business planning and counseling services, and other educational opportunities available to small businesses.
Presented by Kim Vincent, Business Counselor
Wyoming Women’s Business Center
Please RSVP for lunch by noon on Monday, January 23rd.
Contact Daphne Taylor, 307-322-4232 to RSVP
Hope to see you there!
Kim Vincent
Wheatland Business Roundtable & Lunch
Wednesday, January 25th at 11:45am
First State Bank Conference Center
1405 Sixteenth Street, Wheatland
Learn about the funding resources, business planning and counseling services, and other educational opportunities available to small businesses.
Presented by Kim Vincent, Business Counselor
Wyoming Women’s Business Center
Please RSVP for lunch by noon on Monday, January 23rd.
Contact Daphne Taylor, 307-322-4232 to RSVP
Hope to see you there!
Kim Vincent
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Social Media Seminar Series Grand Targhee Resort
Rose Caiazzo is heading up a Social Media seminar series for the Teton Valley Chamber of Commerce for January & part of February.
This is FREE to anyone that would like to attend.
More information + sign ups are here (the first is tomorrow at Grand Targhee Resort):
http://tetonvalleychamber.com/blog/2012/01/23/free-social-media-seminar-series/
Rose Caiazzo was born and raised in New York. Professionally trained in theatre and music at a young age, she continued showcasing her talents through her many performances and recordings. Years later, she was accepted into Marist College for the study of Communications, with a concentration in Public Relations. She was awarded a 4-year music scholarship by the college, in which she traveled and sang opera/secular pieces in some of the most beautiful cathedrals and basilicas in the world.
.Rose then returned to school for her graduate degree from the State University of Stony Brook in Technological Systems Management. She worked in the corporate culture of IT, Marketing and Online development for over 12 years, learning a wealth of information from large and small businesses alike.
In 2007, Rose traded the fast-paced tri-state area for a life of outdoor adventures in the wild west of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She explored work as an adventure travel guide and now finds a uniquely balanced work schedule by both consulting and guiding. She enjoys being a creative source for her clients, while staying well connected to the outdoors. Her passion for life is evident in everything she does!
This is FREE to anyone that would like to attend.
More information + sign ups are here (the first is tomorrow at Grand Targhee Resort):
http://tetonvalleychamber.com/blog/2012/01/23/free-social-media-seminar-series/
Rose Caiazzo was born and raised in New York. Professionally trained in theatre and music at a young age, she continued showcasing her talents through her many performances and recordings. Years later, she was accepted into Marist College for the study of Communications, with a concentration in Public Relations. She was awarded a 4-year music scholarship by the college, in which she traveled and sang opera/secular pieces in some of the most beautiful cathedrals and basilicas in the world.
.Rose then returned to school for her graduate degree from the State University of Stony Brook in Technological Systems Management. She worked in the corporate culture of IT, Marketing and Online development for over 12 years, learning a wealth of information from large and small businesses alike.
In 2007, Rose traded the fast-paced tri-state area for a life of outdoor adventures in the wild west of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She explored work as an adventure travel guide and now finds a uniquely balanced work schedule by both consulting and guiding. She enjoys being a creative source for her clients, while staying well connected to the outdoors. Her passion for life is evident in everything she does!
Monday, January 23, 2012
Elizabeth Hoy at Wyoming Women's Business Roundtable on February 3rd
Just a reminder to mark your calendar for Laramie’s next Business Roundtable:
February 2nd from 11:45 am – 1pm at First Interstate Bank on the corner of 3rd and Ivinson
We will continue our discussion regarding Health Care Policies in the workplace with our presenter Elizabeth Hoy, Health Care Policy Advisor on the Wyoming Governor’s staff. Elizabeth has served as VP of Strategic Development for Cheyenne Health Services Management. Her 30-year career includes health care management, policy and research from the perspectives of patients, providers, payers and purchasers.
This should be a very informative session about Wyoming's unique situation as it relates to upcoming changes to healthcare provision in the U.S.
This will be a brown bag session so be sure to bring your lunch.
See you on Feb 2nd! Kim Y Vincent, Business Counselor for Wyoming Women's Business Center
February 2nd from 11:45 am – 1pm at First Interstate Bank on the corner of 3rd and Ivinson
We will continue our discussion regarding Health Care Policies in the workplace with our presenter Elizabeth Hoy, Health Care Policy Advisor on the Wyoming Governor’s staff. Elizabeth has served as VP of Strategic Development for Cheyenne Health Services Management. Her 30-year career includes health care management, policy and research from the perspectives of patients, providers, payers and purchasers.
This should be a very informative session about Wyoming's unique situation as it relates to upcoming changes to healthcare provision in the U.S.
This will be a brown bag session so be sure to bring your lunch.
See you on Feb 2nd! Kim Y Vincent, Business Counselor for Wyoming Women's Business Center
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