Seminar
Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Mind Your Business
Antrim Enterprise Agency Ltd
Cost:
£10 +VAT
Have a business idea and not too sure how to progress with it?
Looking to find out how to get your business idea from your head to fruition?
Need some help and support?
Looking to learn the key steps?
If you have answered YES to the above then this Mind Your Business clinic is just for you. The clinic will cover:
Considering starting up:
What’s involved in working for yourself
Understand the different business types
Business names and registration
How to get the business started
Marketing
How to determine the viability of your business
Understanding your market
Getting the right message to the right customer
Promote your business
Develop a marketing plan
Legalities
Relevant legalities a business has to adhere to
Help and Support
Additional support available
Signposting
So what are you waiting for?? Register today and let us #mindyourbusiness
Sector:
- Advice services
Date and Time
- -
Location
58 Greystone road
Antrim
BT41 1JZ
United Kingdom
More Information
To Book please use this link: http://bit.ly/MYB120619
Mind Your Business
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