Huma Siraj
Although the thought of launching a business can be daunting, anyone can become an entrepreneur with the correct support, resources, and attitude.
Our most recent course, How To Start A Business: For First-Time Founders, offers detailed instructions for starting your first company, covering everything from idea testing to revenue growth and beyond. You’ll discover how to create a firm that can expand without experiencing burnout.
This course will assist you in making your concept a reality, whether you’re pursuing a lifelong passion, resolving an important issue, or just ready to take charge of your own schedule. We’ll provide you practical advice on how to find money, manage your time, arrange your finances, put together a team, and market.
Anyone who is prepared to go into entrepreneurship should take this course, including those who are starting their first business, want to make their side projects their full-time jobs, want to develop their skills into a sustainable, successful firm, and more.
This course, which is taught by three seasoned professionals, provides practical guidance to help you launch your firm.
You will benefit from this course:
- Get ready to embark on your entrepreneurial journey.
- Determine your areas of passion and begin experimenting with your company concept.
- Recognize market research and learn how to carry it out successfully.
- Examine your options for financing your company.
- As you expand, learn how to prioritize profit and manage cash flow.
- Create clever marketing plans for your company.
- Find out how to network with other business owners and create a solid support system.
What you will receive:
- One hundred minutes of educational video content divided into manageable lessons
- A booklet containing exercises and summaries.
- You can watch and read at your own pace right away.
- Access to a private online group where members can discuss advancements and obstacles in real time.
Learn from three leading authorities:
Entrepreneur, investor, startup advocate, and author of the best-selling book “Build The Damn Thing: How to Start a Successful Business if You’re Not a Rich White Guy” is Kathryn Finney. She founded Genius Guild, a startup capital fund with headquarters in Chicago, and serves as its general managing partner. She walks through the process of starting a firm from scratch, including creating a business plan, locating investors, expanding a workforce, and improving a product.
Hundreds of thousands of businesses worldwide use Profit First, a cash-flow management system developed by Mike Michalowicz, to increase profits. He used to write small business columns for The Wall Street Journal and was an MSNBC company makeover expert. Mike is a mainstage keynote speaker with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and the author of multiple publications, such as “All In,” “Get Different,” and “Profit First.”
Bricks or Sticks co-founder Brian Moran is also the founder and CEO of Small Business Edge and Brian Moran & Associates. The goal of these three organizations is to assist entrepreneurs in operating more effective, productive, and better businesses. Additionally, Brian served as an executive director at The Wall Street Journal for two years, where he oversaw the marketing and sales development initiatives for the financial and small-business categories among the numerous Journal brands.
