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Kevin Stirtz Chosen As Speaker for Small Business Conference Series

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Kevin Stirtz Chosen As Speaker for Small Business Conference Series

seminar2This fall I will be speaking at three business conference. They are open to the public and the registration fee is quite reasonable for what you get so you might want to consider going to one of them. Plus it makes a good excuse to get out of town for a few days!

The events, called ‘We Mentor Success’ conferences, offer seminar-style instruction, in-depth networking opportunities, and hands-on workshops and mentoring with nationally-known experts in small business disciplines such as sales, marketing, finance, human resources, technology and customer service. The conference series runs in September and October in Austin, TX, Detroit and Las Vegas.

Each day-long event begins with a series of focused presentations to the group. After lunch and networking, attendees will select three breakout sessions where the group sizes are much smaller. These sessions are designed to promote interaction with the instructor and opportunities for attendees to experience business mentoring from recognized experts in fields from sales, to customer service, to performance management. At the end of the day, attendees will gather with other business owners and the speakers for an informal networking opportunity.

The conferences are scheduled for September 25 in Las Vegas, October 2, in Detroit and October 16 in Austin, TX. More information can be found at http://www.wementorsuccess.com

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