Best Practices for Business: "Entrepreneurship is 'The Key' to Saving Middle America"

Dec. 7, 2011 - PRLog -- Lanham, MD - Anthony Stewart, CEO for Stewart Financial Services, Inc., and Co-Author of "Saving Middle America: Securing Financial Dreams", also Akia Garnett, CEO for Brandbuilder; Mali Phonpadith, CEO for Mali Creative; Tamecia Bradshaw, Franchise owner of Quiznos Sub Marlow Heights and Jane Lovas, CEO for Lovas Consulting will lead a panel discussion entitled “Entpreneurship is ‘The Key’ to Saving Middle America” on Tuesday, December 13, 2011 at 6:30 PM. Garnett, Phonpadith, Bradshaw and Lovas are Co-Authors of "Seen and Sustained: Best Practices for Small and Diverse Businesses".  Executive Director of the Center for Minority Business Development at Prince George’s Community College, Carl E. Brown, will moderate the panel discussion.

The panel discussion will focus on entrepreneurs and how their ability to communicate clear and understandable vision can enable innovation. It will also cover the need for entrepreneurs to develop a plan and tried processes that can better measure and leverage results, leading to sustainability. Another concept that will be talked about is fiscal management awareness and how it can create financial security for their businesses and lives, hence being the key to “saving middle America”.

“This discussion has to happen, this is our time because the small and minority businesses are the life line to the economic future of America.” said Carl E. Brown.

The books, “Saving Middle America” and “Seen and Sustained” were both published in 2011.  Seen and Sustained is a professional development workbook. Both books will be available for purchase and signing after the event. There is no cost to attend the event. Discussion will take place at Stewart Financial Services, Aerospace Building, 10210 Greenbelt Road, Suite 960, Lanham, MD, 20706.

Registration is required at: http://entrepreneursandmiddleamerica.eventbrite.com
Sponsorship opportunities are available. Space is limited. For more information visit:
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