| MSU Small Business Development Center offers seminars
The Missouri State University Small Business Development Center will present the following seminars in December.
� E-Commerce and Internet Marketing: Best Practices
Time: Dec. 6, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Where: Glass Hall
Cost: $109 per person
� �How to Write a Business Plan - the Path to Success
Time: Dec. 5 and Dec. 6, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. both evenings.
Where: Glass Hall
Cost: $129 per person and $99 for a second person from the same business.
To register for the classes, call 836-5685 or visit www.sbdc.missouristate.edu. .
Nevada TeleCenter offers plan training to business owners
The Nevada TeleCenter is offering a three-part program helping small business owners and hopeful entrepreneurs write a successful business plan on December 3, 10, and 17 from 8 to 10 a.m. A Business Plan is the most important means you can use as a business owner to set and achieve goals, outline strategies, provide background information, secure funding, and ensure the success of your business. Your Business Plan is your blueprint for success. It is equally as important to develop and follow a business plan for a start up business as it is for an existing business. During this three week, six hour training, you will learn: The difference between a feasibility plan and a business plan, the purpose of a business plan, the components of a successful plan, how to write a winning business plan, funding sources for start ups and established businesses, and information gathering ideas.
Nationalists accused of 'cruel deception' over tax freeze
A FREEZE on council taxes will cost the Scottish Government more than £100 million, nearly 50 per cent more than the original estimate, a survey of local authorities has revealed. Council officials and politicians estimate ministers will have to find much more than the £70 million set aside to deliver what was a key SNP manifesto commitment. .
Real Estate Briefs
A list of real estate related news briefs. REIS meeting Ray Judah, chairman of the Lee County Board of Commissioners, will address the challenges and priorities facing Lee County government in the year ahead at the Real Estate Investment Society's (REIS) Tuesday, Dec. 11 luncheon meeting. He is expected to discuss the impact of the Babcock development, affordable housing, impact fees and zoning and development moratoriums in Lehigh Acres and the DRGR area. The meeting will begin at 11:45 a.m. in the Magnolia Room at Pelican Preserve's Town Center on Colonial Boulevard, one mile east of Interstate 75's Exit 136 in Fort Myers. Admission is $25 for members and $35 for guests, which includes lunch. Reservations are required by Thursday, Dec. 6 and may be made by calling Sharon Heston at 239-410-1253 or visiting the REIS Web site at www.reis-swfl.org.
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