The Small Business
Council is committed to better serve the
small business community within the Gateway
Chamber.
By serving as a common platform for small
business owners and employees to network and
interact, the SBC is dedicated to meeting
the needs of small businesses. Through a
process of mutual symbiosis, its members can
use this platform to help educate other
businesses while simultaneously gaining
knowledge and insight into other industries
from their peers. Thus small business owners
can keep themselves up-to-date on current
marketplace values and business trends.
The SBC will further
serve as a portal through which member
businesses will gain valuable exposure and a
stage to build formal and personal
relationships that can lead to profitable
partnerships and advantageous long-term
referrals and mentoring.
Through educative
seminars the SBC also hopes to inform and
educate its members on the various laws and
policies that govern small businesses.
The SBC shall act as a
powerful common arena for the voices of the
small business community to be heard by the
State.
Future proceedings:
The following seminars have been scheduled:
-July-
HR Issues
presented by Doug Duncan, Your HR Solutions
&
Helen Sorrentino, Practices
-August-
Social Networking for Small Businesses
-September-
Self-directed IRAs
presented by Steve Moran, Entrust Northeast
-October-
Business Owner Strategies/Insurance
Information
presented by Zach Goldberg, MorganStanley
SmithBarney
-November-
Income Tax Changes
presented by WithumSmith+Brown
-December-
Estate Planning
presented by The Provident Bank & Herrick
LLP
2011
-January-
Phone Usage
presented by Ken Toumey of Schooley Mitchell
Telecom Consulting
-February-
Succession Planning
presented by Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis
Continue to check the
Gateway Events page on our website at
www.gatewaychamber.com for further
updates on events listings!!
Members of
SBC:
