8:30AM Santa Clara - SCU EXEC DEV: Effective Negotiations--Pitfalls and Proven Practices
8:30AM Sunnyvale - B2DG- How to set your own Career Objectives- Bill Torchiana & Helen Peters
8:30AM Sunnyvale - B2DG- How to set your own Career Objectives- Bill Torchiana & Helen Peters
10:00AM San Jose - Drop-In Application Hours: Loans up to $10,000
10:00AM San Jose - How to Start a Small Business
10:30AM Cupertino - Successful Job Search Strategies by Rebecca Kieler
2:00PM Milpitas - How to Start a Successful Small Business
5:30PM San Francisco - UPWARDLY GLOBAL: Communication--Surviving in the American Workplace
6:00PM Menlo Park - FWE&E: The Women's Technology Cluster
6:00PM San Francisco - Think Out of the (In)box: Team-intensive collaboration solutions from an MBA perspective
6:00PM San Jose - Introduction to International Trade
6:30PM San Jose - Business Taxes
| Event Name | KEIRETSU FORUM: Academy For Investors | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 8:00AM to 12:00PM | |
| City | East Bay | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Investment / Finance / Money | |
| Hosted By | Keiretsu Forum | |
| Description | Guest Etiquette --------------- Guests are welcomed and encouraged to attend the Keiretsu Forum. However, guest policy is: 1. A guest is either: --- A Future Presenter, and/or --- An active private equity investor (a potential member) 2. Guests can only attend two Keiretsu Forum meetings 3. Guests should not solicit presenting companies and members for business | |
| Cost | - | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.k4forum.com/ | |
| Organization Description | Keiretsu Forum members provide early-stage and seed capital in the range of $250K-$1.5MM. Approximately 15 companies annually receive funding from the Forum members. Keiretsu Forum is much more than an angel group. It is a community of private equity investors, business leaders, and entrepreneurs. We provide invaluable contacts, serve on Boards, and provide strategic alliances to our entrepreneurs. Our members are CEOs, CTOs, VCs, serial entrepreneurs, and active private equity investors. | |
| Event Contact Info | Sonja Markova, sonja@keiretsuforum.com | |
| Venue | - | |
| Venue Address | - East Bay, CA, 00000 | |
| Event Name | SCU EXEC DEV: Effective Negotiations--Pitfalls and Proven Practices | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 -02/08/07 | |
| Time | 8:30AM to 5:00PM | |
| City | Santa Clara | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Management / Strategy / Planning | |
| Hosted By | Santa Clara University | |
| Description | Effective Negotiations: Pitfalls and Proven Practices Workshop Executive Development Center This three-day program gives you a solid understanding of negotiating; a systematic process so you know what to do, how to do it, and why; as well as tools to keep you on track for all future negotiations. Upon completion of the program, attendees will receive a certificate of completion from Santa Clara University. Cost includes 3-day course. RSVP at Effective Negotiations: Pitfalls and Proven Practices | |
| Cost | $1,725 (includes continental breakfast, refreshments, & materials) | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.scu.edu/events | |
| Organization Description | Located in the heart of California's Silicon Valley, Santa Clara University offers a rigorous undergraduate curriculum in the arts and sciences, business, and engineering. It has nationally recognized graduate and professional schools in business, law, engineering, pastoral ministries, and counseling psychology and education. | |
| Event Contact Info | EDC Program Coordinator, edc@scu.edu | |
| Venue | Santa Clara University | |
| Venue Address | St. Joseph's Hall, TransAmerica Room Santa Clara, CA, 95053 | |
| Contact Phone | (408) 554-4521 | |
| Event Name | B2DG- How to set your own Career Objectives- Bill Torchiana & Helen Peters | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 8:30AM to 10:15AM | |
| City | Sunnyvale | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Medical Devices | |
| Hosted By | Bio2Device Group | |
| Description | February 6, 2007 How to set your own Career Objectives Bill Torchiana and Helen Peters Torchiana, Mastrov & Sapiro, Inc. How to set your own career objectives that will yield: multiple offers choice of ideal position ability to leverage your greatest strengths ability to develop future career opportunities ability to select the right environment and boss with which to succeed William C. Torchiana co-founded Torchiana, Mastrov & Sapiro in 1980 after holding senior-level Human Resources management roles at Hexcel and Litton Industries. The company is now the largest independently owned career management consulting firm in Northern California, serving over 300 client organizations through offices in San Francisco, San Ramon and Silicon Valley. Bill focuses on the career-management and coaching needs of high-performing, high-potential executives throughout the Bay Area. Politically astute and enthusiastic, Bill is particularly effective in providing insightful and positive feedback as he encourages and assists individuals in creating desired outcomes. His leadership experience and persuasive style help executives attain their goals and ambitions by aligning their talents with the needs and culture of their organizations. With a background in retained search and corporate human resources, Bill is well versed in all aspects of recruiting and developing executive talent. He has assisted hundreds of executives in all functional areas from industries including financial services, consumer products, biotechnology, law, and management consulting. Bill is a past president of the Northern California Human Resources Association and is a founding member of Career Partners International, a global consulting organization comprised of more than 60 organizations with 200+ locations. Helen Peters is an executive coach and consultant with more than 10 years of leadership development experience working both within a Fortune 500 multinational company and as a business consultant. Her work with her clients is grounded in more than 20 years of her own successful corporate senior management experience in general management, human resources and information technology, including six years of global experience living and working in Europe. She served in senior- level management roles at DBM, Management Research Group and National Semiconductor. Helen excels at preparing leaders for major promotional opportunities and stretch assignments, as well as enhancing leadership skills to meet new business challenges and organizational demands. She is skilled in working with leadership teams that need to align their capabilities with evolving business strategies and global markets. Helens recent coaching engagements have included CEOs, presidents, general managers and vice presidents at organizations ranging from start-ups to Global 100 companies. She has done extensive coaching and consulting in a range of industries from pharma/biotech and high tech to financial services and manufacturing. In addition to her work as a coach and consultant, Helen is the Co-Director of the Human Resources Leadership Program, Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University. Helen has conducted and published research, and speaks regularly on a wide range of leadership topics. | |
| Cost | Free | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.Bio2DeviceGroup.org | |
| Organization Description | The Bio2Device Group is the first volunteer organization of its kind in Silicon Valley to focus on the convergent needs of engineers, scientists, and other professionals working in the biotechnology, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries. Our mission is to provide a forum for biospace professionals engaged in all segments of the industry to network and to connect our members with companies who can benefit from their expertise. Our goal is to apply an interdisciplinary vision to create opportunities for this unique community of talented professionals. We expand technical knowledge, network, and share a wide range of information with fellow biospace workers. We are a one-stop resource that serves both the individual and the corporation. | |
| Event Contact Info | Harry Wachob, moderator@biodevicegroup.org | |
| Venue | NOVA Room 510 | |
| Venue Address | 505 W. Olive Avenue Sunnyvale, CA, 94086 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-607-2823 | |
| Event Name | B2DG- How to set your own Career Objectives- Bill Torchiana & Helen Peters | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 8:30AM to 10:15AM | |
| City | Sunnyvale | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Biotech / Life Sciences | |
| Hosted By | Bio2Device Group | |
| Description | February 6, 2007 How to set your own Career Objectives Bill Torchiana and Helen Peters Torchiana, Mastrov & Sapiro, Inc. How to set your own career objectives that will yield: multiple offers choice of ideal position ability to leverage your greatest strengths ability to develop future career opportunities ability to select the right environment and boss with which to succeed William C. Torchiana co-founded Torchiana, Mastrov & Sapiro in 1980 after holding senior-level Human Resources management roles at Hexcel and Litton Industries. The company is now the largest independently owned career management consulting firm in Northern California, serving over 300 client organizations through offices in San Francisco, San Ramon and Silicon Valley. Bill focuses on the career-management and coaching needs of high-performing, high-potential executives throughout the Bay Area. Politically astute and enthusiastic, Bill is particularly effective in providing insightful and positive feedback as he encourages and assists individuals in creating desired outcomes. His leadership experience and persuasive style help executives attain their goals and ambitions by aligning their talents with the needs and culture of their organizations. With a background in retained search and corporate human resources, Bill is well versed in all aspects of recruiting and developing executive talent. He has assisted hundreds of executives in all functional areas from industries including financial services, consumer products, biotechnology, law, and management consulting. Bill is a past president of the Northern California Human Resources Association and is a founding member of Career Partners International, a global consulting organization comprised of more than 60 organizations with 200+ locations. Helen Peters is an executive coach and consultant with more than 10 years of leadership development experience working both within a Fortune 500 multinational company and as a business consultant. Her work with her clients is grounded in more than 20 years of her own successful corporate senior management experience in general management, human resources and information technology, including six years of global experience living and working in Europe. She served in senior- level management roles at DBM, Management Research Group and National Semiconductor. Helen excels at preparing leaders for major promotional opportunities and stretch assignments, as well as enhancing leadership skills to meet new business challenges and organizational demands. She is skilled in working with leadership teams that need to align their capabilities with evolving business strategies and global markets. Helens recent coaching engagements have included CEOs, presidents, general managers and vice presidents at organizations ranging from start-ups to Global 100 companies. She has done extensive coaching and consulting in a range of industries from pharma/biotech and high tech to financial services and manufacturing. In addition to her work as a coach and consultant, Helen is the Co-Director of the Human Resources Leadership Program, Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University. Helen has conducted and published research, and speaks regularly on a wide range of leadership topics. | |
| Cost | Free | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.Bio2DeviceGroup.org | |
| Organization Description | The Bio2Device Group is the first volunteer organization of its kind in Silicon Valley to focus on the convergent needs of engineers, scientists, and other professionals working in the biotechnology, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries. Our mission is to provide a forum for biospace professionals engaged in all segments of the industry to network and to connect our members with companies who can benefit from their expertise. Our goal is to apply an interdisciplinary vision to create opportunities for this unique community of talented professionals. We expand technical knowledge, network, and share a wide range of information with fellow biospace workers. We are a one-stop resource that serves both the individual and the corporation. | |
| Event Contact Info | Harry Wachob, moderator@biodevicegroup.org | |
| Venue | NOVA Room 510 | |
| Venue Address | 505 W. Olive Avenue Sunnyvale, CA, 94086 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-607-2823 | |
| Event Name | Drop-In Application Hours: Loans up to $10,000 | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 10:00AM to 1:00PM | |
| City | San Jose | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Investment / Finance / Money | |
| Hosted By | SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center | |
| Description | Now you can apply for a business loan of up to $10,000 with LCD at the Entrepreneur Center! A business loan officer is available every 1st Tuesday of the month, 10am 1pm, to help you fill out the application and will answer any questions you have about business loans. Please bring a copy of your 2006 personal and business tax returns and 6 months bank statements to get started! *Lenders for Community Development (LCD), a non-profit lender, help businesses that do not yet qualify for bank loans. Our loans will help you grow your business and build good credit! | |
| Cost | No fee. | |
| Ticket URL | http://www.acteva.com/go/ecenter | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.L4CD.COM | |
| Organization Description | The SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center is a unique partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, Cisco Systems and the City of San Jose to provide entrepreneurs with all of the resources they need to be successful in their business endeavors including counseling, training, financing and technology. Please visit us at www.ecenteronline.org. | |
| Event Contact Info | Evelyn Huang, evelyn@l4cd.com | |
| Venue | San Jose Enterpreneur Center | |
| Venue Address | 84 W. Santa Clara Street, Suite 100 San Jose, CA, 95113 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-297-0204 ext.21 | |
| Venue Directions | http://www.ecenteronline.org/contact.asp | |
| Event Name | How to Start a Small Business | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 10:00AM to 12:00PM | |
| City | San Jose | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Investment / Finance / Money | |
| Hosted By | SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center | |
| Description | This is an excellent opportunity for those considering opening a business! Grow your knowledge of: business planning, small business financing, required legal forms of organization, licensing and permits, being an entrepreneur and the extended services provided by the Silicon Valley SBDC. Starting your business requires a strong foundation, and this training will empower entrepreneurs to move forward with confidence. Produced: SBDC / CITD. | |
| Cost | $25.00 online; $30.00 at the door. | |
| Ticket URL | http://www.acteva.com/go/svsbdcdafh | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.siliconvalley-sbdc.org | |
| Organization Description | The SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center is a unique partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, Cisco Systems and the City of San Jose to provide entrepreneurs with all of the resources they need to be successful in their business endeavors including counseling, training, financing and technology. Please visit us at www.ecenteronline.org. | |
| Event Contact Info | Client Services Coordinator, clientservices@siliconvalley-sbdc.org | |
| Venue | San Jose Entreprenuer Center | |
| Venue Address | 84 W. Santa Clara Street, Suite 100 San Jose, CA, 95113 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-494-0240 | |
| Venue Directions | http://www.ecenteronline.org/contact.htm | |
| Event Name | Successful Job Search Strategies by Rebecca Kieler | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 10:30AM to 1:00PM | |
| City | Cupertino | |
| Event Type | Speaker / Panel / Round Table | |
| Event Area | Career / Job Fair | |
| Hosted By | CSIX | |
| Description | What other project would you do with out a strategy? Is finding a new job your New Years Resolution for 2007? Finding that job takes more than just wishing: It takes a plan; a strategic system for success. Turn your resolution into a goal! Plan a strategic roadmap for your search! Learn the proven steps you can take to keep your job search on track! Uncover the Three Key Components of a successful job search! | |
| Cost | $10 per person, includes lunch, tax and tip | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.csix.org | |
| Organization Description | C-Six is a weekly gathering of high tech professionals in career transition. The group includes members from all high tech functional disciplines and industry segments in Silicon Valley. | |
| Event Contact Info | Hamid Saadat, programs@csix.org | |
| Venue | House of Sichuan | |
| Venue Address | 20007 Stevens Creek Boulevard Cupertino, CA, 95014 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-255-3328 | |
| Event Name | How to Start a Successful Small Business | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 2:00PM to 4:00PM | |
| City | Milpitas | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Investment / Finance / Money | |
| Hosted By | SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center | |
| Description | Entrepreneurs wishing to start a business can now register for the How to Start a Successful Small Business workshop at the Milpitas Community Center . This is an excellent opportunity for those considering opening a business! Grow your knowledge of business planning, small business financing, required legal forms of organization, licensing and permits, being an entrepreneur and the extended services provided by the Silicon Valley Small Business Development Center (SBDC). Starting your business requires a strong foundation, and this training will empower entrepreneurs to move forward with confidence. Confidential one-on-one business counseling is also available to help guide your business towards continued success, identify opportunities and address issues related with growing your business. This service, which is available by appointment only, is free to existing business owners and entrepreneurs who are actively launching their business. For one-on-one business counseling at the Milpitas Community Center , contact the Silicon Valley Small Business Development Center (SV-SBDC) at 408.494.0240 for an appointment. | |
| Cost | $25.00 online; $30.00 at the door. | |
| Ticket URL | http://www.acteva.com/go/svsbdcdafh | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.siliconvalley-sbdc.org | |
| Organization Description | The SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center is a unique partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, Cisco Systems and the City of San Jose to provide entrepreneurs with all of the resources they need to be successful in their business endeavors including counseling, training, financing and technology. Please visit us at www.ecenteronline.org. | |
| Event Contact Info | Client Services Coordinator, clientservices@siliconvalley-sbdc.org | |
| Venue | Milpitas Community Center | |
| Venue Address | 457 E. Calaveras Boulevard Milpitas, CA, 95035 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-494-0240 | |
| Venue Directions | http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/citydept/planni ng/recreation/parkfacilityreservation.htm#map | |
| Event Name | UPWARDLY GLOBAL: Communication--Surviving in the American Workplace | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 5:30PM to 8:00PM | |
| City | San Francisco | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | International Trade / Global Issues | |
| Hosted By | Upwardly Global | |
| Description | Surviving the American Workplace: Basics of Communication Workshop Please contact us at 415.834.9901 for more information on attending this workshop San Francisco 582 Market Street 10th Floor San Francisco, CA 94104 Cost: Free for UpGlo jobseekers/ $25 for others Registration: Registrations must be requested and approved by UpGlo staff on a space availability basis. To register, please follow the information on our home page and you will be contacted via e-mail as to whether or not you can attend. | |
| Cost | Free to UpGloclients/$25 others | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.upwardlyglobal.org | |
| Organization Description | Upwardly Global is a nonprofit organization with a dual mission: To increase economic opportunities for unemployed and underemployed refugees, asylees and immigrants. To decrease the discrimination against immigrants in the labor market. For more information please visit http://www.upwardlyglobal.org | |
| Event Contact Info | Camille Ramani, camille@upglo.org | |
| Venue | 582 Market Street (at 2nd St) | |
| Venue Address | 10th floor conference room San Francisco, CA, 94104 | |
| Contact Phone | (415) 834-9901 | |
| Event Name | FWE&E: The Women's Technology Cluster | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 6:00PM to 8:30PM | |
| City | Menlo Park | |
| Event Type | Speaker / Panel / Round Table | |
| Event Area | Management / Strategy / Planning | |
| Hosted By | Forum for Women Entrepreneurs | |
| Description | THE WOMEN'S TECHNOLOGY CLUSTER The Women's Technology Cluster is a business accelerator committed to increasing the number of successful women-led companies in the life science, high technology and clean technology sectors. The WTC's portfolio has included more than 60 companies that have collectively raised over $60 million. In addition, over 65 companies participating in WTC's Annual Venture Conferences have raised in excess of $180 million and returned more than $88 million to their investors through M&A transactions, since 2003. Over sixty percent of the companies that presented at the November 2005 Entrepreneur Venture Conference have already received funding. The WTC invites high-potential, early-stage companies with at least one woman in an executive or founding role to apply to join its portfolio or present at its Entrepreneur Venture Conference. Through a dedicated mentor community of over 200 proven CEOs, investors, and industry experts, the WTC provides extensive advisory services, coaching, and access to business and capital networks for its portfolio companies. 12 Portfolio Companies at the WTC are seeking Advisory Board members to contribute to the growth of their companies. If you are interested in pursuing potential advisory board roles, this is a perfect opportunity to learn about 12 promising companies and to meet the CEOs. Register online | |
| Cost | FREE for Members | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.fwe.org | |
| Organization Description | Founded in 1993, the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs (FWE) is the premier networking organization for women building and leading high-growth technology and life sciences companies. FWE?s mission is to accelerate women?s opportunities to start, manage and invest in market-leading companies by providing its members with powerful access to powerful networks. FWE is headquartered in the Bay Area and has affiliates in Seattle, Southern California, Canada and France. From 1999 through 2002, FWE members raised over $1.4 billion for their businesses nationwide. | |
| Event Contact Info | - -, Events@FWEandE.org | |
| Venue | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe | |
| Venue Address | 1000 Marsh Road Menlo Park, CA, 94025 | |
| Contact Phone | (415) 531-7418 | |
| Venue Directions | http://www.orrick.com/offices/silicon_valley/ | |
| Event Name | Think Out of the (In)box: Team-intensive collaboration solutions from an MBA perspective | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 6:00PM to 9:00PM | |
| City | San Francisco | |
| Event Type | Speaker / Panel / Round Table | |
| Event Area | Technology, General Interest | |
| Hosted By | Collanos Software | |
| Description | ================= Overview: ================= Join MBA alumni and faculty members for a panel-lead discussion on the topic of new trends in team collaboration technologies. Leading Bay Area academics and industry experts will lead a discussion on state of the art collaboration solutions and social trends that support knowledge-intensive team projects from an MBA perspective. ================= Panelists: ================= Well-balanced panel of professionals, academics and analysts on team collaboration. Panelists include: * Dr. Homa Bahrami and Sara Beckman (Haas, UC Berkeley), * Micah Siegel (Consulting Professor in Stanford and Managing Partner C2C), * Dave Hornik (General Partner at August Capital), * David Coleman (Collaborative Strategies), an industry specialist in the field of collaboration (moderator). ================= Program: ================= 6:00 > Open doors 6:30 > Welcome by Swissnex and Collanos Software and Panel Discussion 8:00-9:00 > Networking and Finger Food 9:30 > Doors close ================= RSVP: ================= Free event, please RSVP in advance at: http://swissnex.org/our-actions/events/collanos/view. ================= Suggestion: ================= For those who are planning to attend the event, we highly recommend downloading and installing Collanos Workplace as this will give you a better idea of how simple it is to Think Out of the (In)box and be more effective on team projects. ================= Panelists' Profiles: ================= * Dr. Homa Bahrami is a Senior Lecturer at the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley. Dr. Bahrami's research focuses on trends in organizational design and governance, and approaches for leading and engaging multi-cultural knowledge workers. Her new book Super-Flexibility For Knowledge Enterprises, (co-authored with Stuart Evans), focuses on leading knowledge enterprises in turbulent, global markets. * Sara Beckman is a Senior Lecturer at the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley. She teaches new product development and manufacturing and operations management. In over ten years, she developed, institutionalized, and directed the school's Management of Technology Program, initiated new courses on design, entrepreneurship in biotechnology, and new product development. * Micah Siegel is a Consulting Professor at Stanford University in the Department of Electrical Engineering, where he co-teaches a graduate course on Business Management for Electrical Engineers and Computer Scientists. Through C2C, Micah is a co-founder of Affinity Circles, Adapt Technologies, and Kuvera Investments. These companies have raised over $30M in seed-stage venture capital. * Dave Hornik is a General Partner at August Capital where he invests in early stage software, infrastructure and Internet related companies. Prior to joining August Capital, David was a corporate and licensing attorney who represented and advised numerous Internet and enterprise software startups. David works with or has worked with such companies as Yahoo, Six Apart, Evite, Tickle, PayCycle, Ofoto, When.com, WhoWhere?, DoneRight and Sonique. See Dave's Blog. * David Coleman is the Founder and Managing Director of Collaborative Strategies (CS) and has been involved with groupware, collaborative technologies, and knowledge management (KM) since 1989. He is a frequent public speaker, an industry analyst, and author of books and magazine articles on electronic collaboration and knowledge management. See Dav id's Blog. | |
| Cost | FREE EVENT - Sponsored by Collanos Software | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.collanos.com/m1/en/about_us/events | |
| Organization Description | ollanos is a global startup that focuses on the collaboration needs of teams who demand a secure, cross-platform, on- and off-line and server-less solution. By leveraging open- source technologies, open standards, and a global development model, Collanos provides home and business users with a strong team-based solution that combines the benefits of classic client/server, web, and peer-to-peer architectures. Collanos was founded November 2003 and has offices in San Francisco and Zurich, Switzerland. | |
| Event Contact Info | Matteo Fabiano, matteo.fabiano@collanos.com | |
| Venue | Swissnex | |
| Venue Address | 730 Montgomery St San Francisco, CA, 94111 | |
| Contact Phone | 1-415-912-5901 x 112 | |
| Venue Directions | http://maps.google.com/maps?q=730+montgomery+ st,+san+francisco&spn=0.009681,0.015350&t=m&h l=en | |
| Event Name | Introduction to International Trade | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 6:00PM to 8:30PM | |
| City | San Jose | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | International Trade / Global Issues | |
| Hosted By | SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center | |
| Description | This course provides you with the basics to doing business internationally. We will cover the resources that are available to help businesses develop their international sales and will cover both government and private sector resources. Produced: CITD/SBDC. | |
| Cost | $15.00 online/$20.00 at the door. | |
| Ticket URL | http://www.acteva.com/go/ecenter | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.svcitd.org | |
| Organization Description | The SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center is a unique partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, Cisco Systems and the City of San Jose to provide entrepreneurs with all of the resources they need to be successful in their business endeavors including counseling, training, financing and technology. Please visit us at www.ecenteronline.org. | |
| Event Contact Info | Andrea Hamrick, andrea@svcitd.org | |
| Venue | San Jose Entreprenuer Center | |
| Venue Address | 84 W. Santa Clara Street, Suite 100 San Jose, CA, 95113 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-494-0247 | |
| Venue Directions | http://www.ecenteronline.org/contact.htm | |
| Event Name | Business Taxes | |
| Date | Tuesday February 6, 2007 | |
| Time | 6:30PM to 8:30PM | |
| City | San Jose | |
| Event Type | Seminar / Workshop / Class | |
| Event Area | Management / Strategy / Planning | |
| Hosted By | SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center | |
| Description | This workshop will provide attendees with a tax overview of different business entities that will help you decide which suits your business needs. The tax structure, the advantages and the disadvantages of each will be discussed. | |
| Cost | No Fee | |
| Ticket URL | http://www.acteva.com/go/ecenter | |
| Other ticket Information | http://www.hccsv.org | |
| Organization Description | The SBA*Cisco Systems*San Jose Entrepreneur Center is a unique partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration, Cisco Systems and the City of San Jose to provide entrepreneurs with all of the resources they need to be successful in their business endeavors including counseling, training, financing and technology. Please visit us at www.ecenteronline.org. | |
| Event Contact Info | Rosa Laos, rosa@solutionlatinoresearch.com | |
| Venue | San Jose Entreprenuer Center | |
| Venue Address | 84 W. Santa Clara Street, Suite 100 San Jose, CA, 95113 | |
| Contact Phone | 408-282-7070 | |
| Venue Directions | http://www.ecenteronline.org/contact.htm | |
