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February 2025
Financial Fitness: Ratios
Financial Ratios: Stand Alone Metrics are Meaningless. Learn which Ratios may be applicable to your business. Financial ratios paint a picture of your business’s liquidity, cash flow, debt, and profitability. The key is to know which ratios are relevant to your business and where to pull the information from. While these figures allow owners to better manage their business, creditors also use them to determine financial stability and access to capital. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »Restaurant Academy: So You Want to Start a Food Business: The Cost of Entry
Do you have a dream to open a food business, but don’t know what is available? In this webinar, you will learn about the different ways to start from street vending, Micro Home Kitchen, cottage food, catering, food trucks, and restaurants. Discover what is a good fit for your lifestyle and budget. This webinar is your one-stop guide to turning your passion for food into a thriving mobile venture. Whether you’re just starting or looking to expand, we’ll help you…
Find out more »How To Become Loan Ready
If you are looking to make your business bankable this webinar is for you! We know that finances can be scary but with the right help, it can be the new best friend of your business. Join us as we look at what's needed to make sure you are bankable and ready to grow your business when applying for a loan. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »March 2025
Restaurant Academy: Creating a Successful Restaurant Business Plan
In this webinar, you will discover the essential components of a restaurant business plan to help increase your chances of success and present your plan to investors and financial institutions. Topics will cover concept creation, organizational structure, marketing plan and SWOT analysis, necessary operational considerations, and an overview of financial projections. Participants will receive a business and financial plan template. plan template and can schedule one-on-one advisement sessions with one of our restaurant experts. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »Financial Fitness: Balance Sheet
The Balance Sheet is known as the “mother of all financial statements”. It provides a summary of the company’s position during a specific timeframe. It is broken down into three major categories and tracks what is known as the company’s assets, liabilities and owners’ equities. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »Business Profit Projections
Business Projections 101 If you are looking to make a profit in your business this webinar is for you! We know that numbers can be scary but with the right help it can be the new best friend of your business. Join us as we take an honest look at what needs must be met to start, grow and keep you in the green. The only thing that can make you cents is MONEY! Let us help! REGISTER NOW
Find out more »Increasing Your Profits: Sell More Spend Less
Unlock the secrets to maximizing your business's profitability with a dynamic strategy that combines savvy spending with strategic selling. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to take control of your expenses by identifying areas where you can cut costs without compromising quality. But that’s just the beginning! Discover how to increase your revenue by tapping into your existing customer base, driving sales without the constant chase for new clients. Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just starting out,…
Find out more »Financial Fitness: Income Statement
An income statement is a financial statement that shows the company's income and expenditures. It also shows whether a company is making profit or loss for a given period. The income statement, along with balance sheet and cash flow statement, helps you understand the financial health of your business. If you need help with your income statement and where to start, this webinar is for you! REGISTER NOW
Find out more »Financial Fitness: Cash Flow
Cash Flow vs Profit. What’s more important? Learn how to analyze your Cash Flow and be able to better manage your business. Cash Flow illustrates if the operations of the business are generating enough funds to pay for its financial obligations like bills, taxes, or operating expenses. Along the same lines, it can indicate if a small business needs to take on a loan or if the small business can service a loan. REGISTER NOW
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