PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- SMC Business Councils (SMC) will sponsor The Profitable Growth Roundtable, a series of 12 closely connected two-hour sessions featuring private peer-only participation and advanced discussion about the key aspects of survival in an economy where credit is tight and customers demand more and better services.
To help entrepreneurs evaluate the program, SMC will hold a FREE information Session ("Taking Your First Steps to Creating Profitable Growth in the New Economy") at SMC headquarters on Wednesday, December 9, 2009, from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. Reservations are required and can be made online at www.smc.org.
According to Program Facilitator Andy Birol, "In the days before the Credit Crunch small business owners relied on access to credit, increasing output, and enhancing sales to meet the challenge of generating profitable growth. In today's economy the ground rules have shifted so that the entrepreneur has to figure out a method for getting paid for both his expertise and experience over and above the usual costs of labor and material." Birol, owner of Birol Growth Consulting, created The Profitable Growth Roundtable to help business owners meet this new business paradigm.
The Profitable Growth Roundtable will help participants:
For the past 65 years, SMC Business Councils has helped Pennsylvania businesses join together to foster mutual interests. With offices in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, SMC has thousands of members in the service, manufacturing, and commercial sectors. A non-profit organization, SMC's professional staff operates a variety of business advocacy and development programs and services exclusively for the benefit of member companies. Additional information can be found on the Internet at www.smc.org.
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