Restaurant Academy: Cottage Foods - Run Your Food Business from Home If you love to bake, jam, candy, or spicing things up, then explore the Los Angeles County Health Dept. Cottage Food permit that allows you to prepare shelf stable foods from the comfort of your home.  You can sell to your customers directly, online, and through events. This is one of the lowest costs of entry and can provide freedom to work at home.  Check out part two- Farmer’s…

Unlock the secrets to building meaningful connections that can elevate your business! In this dynamic, one-hour virtual workshop, we'll dive into the power of networking and how it can be a game-changer for entrepreneurs. Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just starting, you'll learn actionable strategies for leveraging your network to create new opportunities, partnerships, and clients. REGISTER NOW

The overview is as follows: In any small or full-service restaurant, customer service is key. Interactions between staff/customers will influence the overall customer experience. These impacts can create a lasting positive (…or negative) impression, depending on how they are handled. This presentation will address some of the key touch points, along with some strategies to help clients make the right decisions REGISTER NOW

“Get Organized, Stay Compliant: The Essential Guide to Recordkeeping and Compliance for Small Business Owners!” “Get the know-how to stay compliant and stress-free—learn how to organize your books, meet compliance guidelines, and use digital systems that simplify bookkeeping. REGISTER NOW

The "Improve Your Personal Credit for Lending Opportunities" workshop is designed to help individuals and business owners understand the factors that affect their credit scores and learn strategies to improve them. Whether you are looking to apply for a personal loan, business loan, or credit line, having a strong credit score can significantly increase your chances of approval and favorable terms. During this workshop, participants will learn about the different credit bureaus and how they calculate credit scores, the common…

Known as the “mother of all financial statements,” the Balance Sheet provides an overview of the company's assets (what it owns) and liabilities (what it owes). In addition, it can help answer questions such as whether the company has a positive net worth, whether it has enough cash to pay for its financial obligations, and whether it has incurred debt. REGISTER NOW

A profit and loss statement provides an overview of the revenues and expenses associated with your small business.  When looking at your profit and loss statements, it’s important to look for trends in order to develop a course of action.  The bottom line, when you provide this statement to potential investors or financial institutions, they often go straight to the “bottom line.” REGISTER NOW

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