Business Planning Basics

Business Planning Basics
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Is your goal for the year to start your own business?

Join us on January 19 for Business Planning Basics with Echols Law Group for the next event in the Small Business Academy. This event is free and lunch will be provided by Echols Law Group. With an incredible amount of experience in everything from estate planning to businesses and contracts to conflict resolution, the team at Echols Law Group is well-equipped to help you start your business smart!In this class, the Echols Law Group will cover topics such as:

  • Developing a plan
  • Protecting your brand
  • Choosing the right business entity
  • Liability protection
  • Governmental compliance
  • Financing options

Registration is required for this event. Register at https://www.echolslawgroup.com/workshops

Date and TimeThursday Jan 19, 202311:45 AM – 1:45 PM ESTThursday January 19, 202311:45 am

LocationWhite County Chamber of Commerce122 N. Main StreetCleveland, GA 30528

Fees/Admission Free

Website Register here

Contact Information (770) 506-9092

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