Saskatchewan's Centre for Entrepreneurship will be looking to encourage prospective independent businesspeople to take the plunge with a special seminar held in Regina this August.
The event, called Start at Square One, will deal with the questions of how to get started and what to expect in the first days and months of running one's own business. The seminar is part of an initiative from the provincial government looking to encourage and help entrepreneurs early in their business's life.
When starting a business, entrepreneurs are often thrown in the deep end, having to figure out everything from tax law to the graphic design of Business Cards and Letterheads. Starting from Square One will cover groundwork like market research, making a business plan, and creating an effective business structure. The seminar will also give a brief overview of the legal realities and requirements of starting a business.
The event is a product of Saskatchewan's Centre for Entrepreneurship, also known as simply Square One. The centre is a provincial project which also provides resources like one-on-one consultations, market research reports and assistance with business registration. Headquartered in Saskatchewan, the Centre provides assistance to starting entrepreneurs throughout the prairie province.
Starting from Square One will take place on August 1 at the headquarters of Economic Development Regina. The course will be repeated approximately once a month until the end of the year.Get a Free Quote for Business Cards Get a Free Quote for Letterheads
