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1. How to Start and Operate a New Business
Start-Up workshops generally occur on the third Wednesday of each month and cover such topics as:
- Development of a business concept
- Structural and legal issues
- Marketing research and strategy
- Financing alternatives
- Accounting and record keeping
- Insurance and risk management
- Regulatory compliance and taxation
Introduction to business management small group workshops are offered monthly in several locations. Instruction is provided by specialists in specific fields who donate their time to help you minimize mistakes and maximize success in growing your business.
Sign up now online for workshops or call
Michelle Allen at 801-746-2269.
Here's what participants thought about the workshop:
It was great. Thank you!
Legal was the most important part for me.
Key elements of a Business Plan and Marketing were most helpful.
I think it was very helpful and informative.
I really needed the insurance portion of the workshop.
It was great and I especially enjoyed the Business Plan and Legal sessions.
It was wonderful!
2. Setting Up an LLC
Setting up an LLC (limited liability corporation) workshops are held every third Wednesday of every third month.
Participants in this workshop will learn how to complete the paperwork to register a Limited Liability Company. They will also learn what must be done to insure the liability protection offered by an LLC is not lost accidentally. Topics covered include:
- How to complete the Articles of Organization
- How to complete the Operating Agreement
- When and how to amend the Articles of Organization
- When and how to amend the Operating Agreement
- How to protect personal assets from creditors of the company
- What “piercing the corporate veil” means and how to prevent it from happening
- Guidelines regarding the management and operations of an LLC
- Where and how to file your documents
- How to select a business lawyer
Here's what participants thought of the workshop:
"Wow, what a great service"
"Invaluable, thank you, thank you, thank you"
"Mr. Parson's was excellent! Made this difficult topic understandable"
"Excellent, thank you so much!"
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