Tools for Prosperity

Owning and operating a small business often means you have to take on responsibilities ranging from human resources to information technology. Although self-reliance and versatility are admirable qualities, sometimes industry expertise is necessary. The Amherst Chamber of Commerce would like to help. Learn about how we can provide you with Tools for Prosperity.

Each Tools for Prosperity workshop will focus on providing members with the practical knowledge and information they need to address the day-to-day issues of running a business. Workshops will cover an extensive range of topics applicable to any business owner interested in improving his or her business potential.

The workshop series features interesting and engaging presenters who are industry experts on their topic.

Where: Roberts Wesleyan - Buffalo Campus
6500 Sheridan Dr.
Williamsville, NY 14221

When: The first Thursday of each month

Registration and refreshments at 8:15 a.m.

Workshop from 8:30 - 10:00 a.m.

Cost: $5 for Chamber members

$25 for non-members

Upcoming Workshops

The Amherst Chamber of Commerce and the Business Resource Council's Economic Development Committee have worked hard throughout the summer to present an exciting, timely workshop series.

TITLE	DATE	PRESENTER	DESCRIPTION	WHO SHOULD ATTEND	REGISTER
"Tips and Tricks for Press Release Writing"	March 1, 2012	Tim O'Shei of Business First	Every business can stand to gain from a positive human interest story, a feature article, television interview, event coverage or even just a spot on a community calendar. Positive publicity in the media attracts positive attention, a word of mouth buzz and brand recognition.	Business owners, employees who want to help their employer gain positive media attention, sales professionals who rely on self-promotion and anyone in the public relations, marketing or communications field.	Click Here
"Guerrilla Marketing"	April 5, 2012	Michael Tasner of Guerrilla Marketing	This workshop will help you reach your consumers in a non-traditional, cost-effective and meaningful way.	Business owners, business development managers, sales and marketing communications professionals.	Click Here
"Navigating the Internship Process"	May 3, 2012	Robert Orrange of University at Buffalo	The internship process can be beneficial for both businesses and interns. Find out how to make sure both parties get the most out of the experience.	Any business that has an internship program or is considering developing an internship program.	Click Here

Visit our events calendar for a complete list of the Amherst Chamber of Commerce's upcoming events and member submitted events!