Jan 22, 2022
January 22, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - The Small Business Roundtable is a group of entrepreneurs who created an environment for small business owners to network and share ideas. They provide a forum for international entrepreneurs to come together and discuss their challenges, successes, and growth strategies.
The next monthly event is Saturday, January 22, 2022, from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. The event is free to attend, but in-person space in Fort Myers, Florida, is limited, and registration is requested. However, virtual opportunities to participate on Zoom are available.
These monthly events are free and open to the public, and they feature dynamic speakers from around the world with various backgrounds in business, finance, marketing, and more.
Attendees can expect 'power-packed' presentations that will leave them feeling charged at the end of each event.
The small business roundtable led by Rick Rhodes, Small Business advocate and owner/designer of Rick Rhodes Fashion; Oron Harris-Small, business advocate and founder of CONS2DONS; Janelle Harris, global influencer and CEO of SheExist Magazine; and Phyllis Calloway, City of Fort Myers Assistant Director of Community Redevelopment Agency Foundation,
The small business session roundtable will kick off with: Ken "Dr. Smiley" Rochon Jr, Ph.D., co-founder of the dental and mental health nonprofit, The Keep Smiling Movement; Phyllis Calloway, SWFL Enterprise Center Foundation; Mary Mouritsen, Live Your Best Life Barefoot Podcast and Agency owner of Barefoot Bungalow Homes; Michael P. Haymans, Building A Zoo Radio Show and Attorney at Law; Mandi Harris, owner of The Phone Nanny-Live Answering Service; Shonda Scott, founder, and CEO of 360 Total Concept; Dr. Thyonne Gordon, director of She Ready Foundation; Alejandro Brooks, gospel recording artist and co-owner of Mama Brooks Hot Sauce; Doc Irvin, director of Music Arts, Dunbar High School, and Jackie Fils, owner of Jacmel Caribbean Restaurant.
The small business roundtable is a starting point for entrepreneurs to gain business skills, hear personal testimonies of entrepreneurship and have opportunities to leverage this network to increase business net worth.
The focus is to serve small businesses by educating, networking, providing opportunities to enhance and increase knowledge, acts of service, sales, and profitability. Please join in the mission to succeed.
For more information about this month's speaker or future events, don't hesitate to get in touch with the Roundtable at - [email protected]
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