Inside 43215: Downtown Draw
KNOCK KNOCK
This is it. This is opportunity knocking. Right now. Crafters, bakers, artists: ever wanted to take your basement business big-time? If you’re like most of our readers, you like to do things “right.” You’re not the sort to just go jumping blindly into the abyss.
Knock, Knock, Knock, KNOCK!
You know what you need, and local business expert Ryan Morgan knows what you need too. He puts it succinctly, “A lot of times, it’s just a matter of talking to the right person – ideally someone who ‘gets it’ and cares about small businesses and what you’re trying to do. It helps being tied into a network of small, business-friendly professionals.”
And the moment to get “tied into the network” arrives Thursday, April 9 at 11:30 am. Pearl Market is sponsoring a Lunch & Learn Workshop at 245 Mt. Vernon Avenue. Registrants will learn the things they will need to know to nurture and grow their existing business.
Ryan Morgan himself will be at the meeting to answer insurance questions, along with Eric Martineau, a small business attorney; Charles Wallace, a small business banker; and marketing maven, Ruth Milligan.
The cost is only $5 for Pearl Market vendors and $20 for non-vendors; lunch will be served. For more information, contact Adam Schroeder at 614.645.5061.
Tags: arts crafts, Downtown Columbus, Farmers' Market, Homemade, Lynn and Pearl Alley Markets, Pearl Market, Small Business, Workshop
March 31st, 2009 at 9:36 pm
I am looking to network and to find out about the different venues to set up a booth. Currently I am a Longaberger consultant and trying to start a card and scrapbooking business. I am trying to find new customeers.