Savvy Tips for Starting a Small Business - April 1, 2024 (Webinar)

April 1, 2024 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Zoom

Contact: Jinnifer Ortquist

April 1, 2024
12-1 p.m. ET

Online via Zoom

This class will be conducted online.
A link will be sent to you via email before
the class begins. You will also be
able to call in.

This workshop from Michigan State University Extension will equip you with valuable information about turning your ideas into a new business and will help you navigate the technicalities and avoid costly mistakes.
  • Cost of Doing Business
  • Risk Management
  • Credit and Cash Flow
COST: FREE

*The registration button will not allow you to proceed if this class is closed. For additional options visit www.mimoneyhealth.org.*

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