Begin with YOUR ENDGAME in Mind

A business may be profitable, but that doesn’t mean it’s valuable.

Traditionally, small businesses create good jobs (more than half of all jobs in Canada!), but less-attractive business models. This means that when Small Business Owners start thinking about cashing in on the decades of blood, sweat, and tears they’ve invested, they’re disappointed with their options – and it’s too late in the game to make a difference. Better outcomes for Small Business Owners are not only possible, they’re predictable.

Take lessons from previous generations, and attend this game-changing workshop to:

• learn what makes one business more valuable than another,
• set your sights on a more favourable future,
• and start building your most valuable business

Your future self will thank you for it!

EVENT AGENDA:

Wednesday March 5th inside the Sandbox Centre (24 Maple Ave, 2nd Floor – Barrie, ON)

• WORKSHOP from 1:00PM-3:30PM
  Define your ideal target ENDGAME of your business across eight standard drivers of Enterprise Value (limited seats available)

KEY TAKEAWAYS:
Why it’s more crucial than ever that Canadian entrepreneurs build more valuable businesses
Why two equally profitable, equally demanding businesses differ in value
What “endgame” possibilities are available to Small Business Owners
What the most valuable version of your small business would look like in 10 years

• NETWORKING from 3:30PM-4:30PM
  Join us for an informal and informative networking hour with our guest speakers, SBC staff, and fellow entrepreneurs

REGISTRATION OPTIONS:

1) WORKSHOP & NETWORKING BUNDLE
1:00PM-4:30PM
Full participation in the limited-seating workshop and the following social hour (no cost to register)

2) NETWORKING ONLY
3:30PM-4:30PM
Bring your questions and network with our guest speakers, staff, and other experts (no cost to RSVP)

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MEET THE SPEAKERS:

Stephanie Grimbly
Since 2017, Steph has helped Small Business Owner/Operators design more valuable revenue models and then lead their teams through the process of organizational change.
Across industries, hierarchies, and generations change is always hard. Steph’s unique combination of technical skills and practical experience is the Swiss Army Knife small businesses need to make change happen.
Connect with Stephanie on LinkedIn here.

Luke Nangle
Luke’s purpose is to empower teams to achieve breakthrough results by emphasizing teamwork and communication.
Whether it’s managing clients and partners or when leading a classroom, Luke values discipline and perseverance. He helps small businesses seize opportunities by combining those two qualities with strategic acumen and continuous creativity.
Connect with Luke on LinkedIn here.

Presented with:
New Territory’s mission is to help hard-working Small Business Owners make more but stress less.

In partnership with the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario)

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