Score Event: "Picture Your Success with a One-Page Business Model" Webinar

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"Picture Your Success with a One-Page Business Model" Webinar
Don't get bogged down writing a lengthy business plan for your start-up. Begin instead by drafting a one-page business model - a tool that gives you a road map to a successful launch. In this session, you will learn how to: Complete a Business Model Canvas. Clearly define your product or service.  Articulate your value proposition.  Define your target market and customer segments.  Outline the channel or channels you’ll use to reach customers. List the partners you will need to operate your business.  State the steps you will follow to produce and forecast your revenues and expenses. SCORE Richmond has developed a one-of-a-kind workbook that can be used to develop your one-page plan in an easy and fun way. All attendees will receive a copy of this workbook. With this blueprint in hand, you will have mapped out the steps necessary to launch your business. Registration Fee: $30, includes exclusive Business Model Canvas workbook together with a recording of the webinar. Webinar attendees will receive an email with secure log-in instructions prior to the session. You'll be able to submit questions for the speaker during the presentation. Your Speaker: Emmett Richardson Emmett Richardson is a veteran SCORE mentor and former Chair of the SCORE Richmond chapter. He has worked for more than 25 years in supply-chain management, manufacturing systems, and information technology. A Virginia Tech graduate, Emmett’s primary focus is strategic planning, client relationship management, and project development. WORKSHOP REFUND POLICY: Registrations are final. Prepaid workshop fees will not be refunded unless the workshop is postponed or cancelled by SCORE Richmond due to inclement weather or insufficient enrollment. If the workshop or event is cancelled or postponed, registered attendees will be notified via email and text and their registration fees will be refunded in full. Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA.