Business Entity Types (On-Demand Webinar) - Women's Business Development Council | The leader in providing entrepreneurial training and financial education for women in Connecticut

Business Entity Types (On-Demand Webinar)

March 8th, 2021

What You'll Gain:

Discuss the three key considerations
Understand your business type
Evaluate your options

Cost: $0

Description:

Meet WBDC Business Advisor Jacqui Torcellini, and learn about the top three considerations to evaluate as you set about determining your business structure.

Location: Webinar

Register to receive a link for this on-demand webinar, which can be accessed at your convenience.
Intake Required / No Charge

Instructor: Jacqueline Torcellini

Title: WBDC Business Advisor

Bio: Jacqui has worked from managing a team of service representatives for a Fortune 100 company to managing all aspects of the business for a small construction company. She honed her small business advising approach during her time at a CT-based business development organization. She has also worked as a business advisor with a specialty in international trade, assisting companies with supply chain improvements and international growth. A mainstay of her advising approach is to understand where an entrepreneur is and where they need to go from idea to business launch and beyond.

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Terms of Service: WBDC is a nonprofit organization, required by its funders to collect data requested on this form. WBDC places great value on your personal privacy and the confidential facts and figures you disclose concerning your business activities. Information concerning you and your business is kept strictly confidential and is reported only in aggregate unless prior approval is received from you. WBDC is able to offer its programs and services at afforable and/or reduced rates due to the support of Federal, State, Municipal, Corporate and Individual contributors and the programs or services you participate in are either partially or fully subsidized.

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This program is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. We make reasonable accommodations for access by persons with disabilities.