October 2012


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Could you use $50,000, $100,000 or even $250,000 for your business? Learn how the SBA and SBA lenders can help your business...


Funded. Calling all SWaM businesses


Small Businesses Thinking Oct. 31


2012 Community Development Don’t Miss: Presented By:


SBA Details


Location:


Date: Time:


Chesapeake Conference Center 900 Greenbrier Circle Chesapeake, VA 23320


Wednesday October 31, 2012


Workshops: 9:00am -11:45am Awards Luncheon: 12:00pm – 1:00pm


Want to know more? Get more details online at ThinkBigHR.eventbrite.com


Who should attend:


small business owners, lenders, aspiring entrepreneurs, economic development representatives, community leaders, etc.


The Best Bankers. Hometown Banking. townebank.com TowneBank is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Game-changing train-the-trainer workshop:


FDIC Money Smart for Small Business Workshop The FDIC will facilitate train-the-trainer workshop for institutions that support small businesses such as lenders, non-profits, churches, and development organizations. This workshop, Money Smart for Small Business, is for a new instructor-led training curriculum developed jointly by the FDIC and SBA.


Awards Luncheon 12:00pm – 1:00pm


BIG2012


Career, Business and Procurement Opportunity Fair


Plus: Don’t Miss:


The “Win $500 in 5 minutes or less” elevator style pitch contest.


GET TICKETS NOW: www.ThinkBigHR.eventbrite.com Contact >


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Find out more: ThinkBigHR.eventbrite.com


thinkbighamptonroads@gmail.com 757.575.1863


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Meet Procurement Representatives from Federal, State, and Local Agencies including the U.S. Navy


Workshops Include…


• Funding Options for Small Businesses • Writing An Effective Business Plan • Money Smart for Small Business • Turn-Key Business Opportunities • Why Every Business Owner Should Have An Estate Plan • And More!


The Hampton Roads Messenger


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Meeting local


borrowing, community, and economic needs.


That’s the hometown way.


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