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July 02, 2008 - Intended Audience: Small business owners who sell products or services to the federal government, their controllers, accountants, and CPAs.
7/22/2008 Free Small Business Webinar
Topic: Accounts Receivable Financing (Factoring) for Working Capital
Cost: Free
Time: 50 minute presentation, 10 minutes Q&A
Instructor: Sam Thacker - Business Finance Solutions
Description: Accounts Receivable Finance (Factoring) has become a mainstream method for small and fast growing businesses to obtain working capital for their businesses. Factoring benefits businesses that sell to other businesses on credit and who may be growing very fast, have seasonal or cyclical sales, or have had a history of uneven profits and needs to generate working capital. This webinar will explore different types of factoring available as well as how to pick a reputable customer focused factoring company as well as the mechanics and cost of factoring as a source of working capital.
To Register: write info ( @ ) lesliethacker dot com, provide your name, company name, and phone number to reach you dot
7/29/2008 Free Small Business Webinar
Topic: Benefits of Working with a Professional Employer Organization
Cost: Free
Time: 50 minute presentation, 10 minutes Q&A
Instructor: Steve Stoops - Alamo Staff Leasing - San Antonio
Intended Audience: Small business owners who sell employ 5 or more, their controllers, accountants, and CPAs. Owners of companies required to carry worker's comp and other insurance for their customer projects should be especially interested.
Description: Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) assists small to medium sized businesses in outsourcing all forms of payroll, employee benefits, workers compensation, and human resources. A PEO aids these business by enabling them to focus their efforts on basic business functions rather than employee management. Services are integrated by PEO entities in order to thoroughly govern all of your human resource needs and employer risks. These services are delivered by creating an employer relationship at your place of business and contractually obtaining certain employer rights and risks. Very small to large businesses are finding that turning to a PEO makes sense because the cost of benefits and necessary insurance such as worker's comp are pooled in a larger buying group, thereby reducing cost.
To Register: write info ( @ ) lesliethacker dot com, provide your name, company name, and phone number to reach you.
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