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New Era in Small Business Education

ENTRENOMICS takes the idea of business education and brings it to the application stage for entrepreneurs in industries such as construction, distribution, manufacturing, and transportation. ENTRENOMICS’ three-part system evaluates performance from a top-down perspective that analyzes the personality of the operation, reveals inefficiencies, and applies practical approaches that will increase return on investment.

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Entrepreneurs plus Economics equals Entrenomics

“We’re excited about this newly-developed, affordable program that’s specifically geared toward entrepreneurs who need to understand the sense behind making dollars and how that correlates to streamlined operations in today’s deteriorating business climate,” says Kevin Delp, Director of Marketing and Sales at Business Today.  “Definable, operational metrics are the key to understanding any business in any economic climate. They allow us to review and enhance successful strategies while staying alert to trends that diminish profitability and growth.”

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Dallas Business Journal

ENTRENOMICS is an educational powerhouse that equips small to medium size business owners with the knowledge to increase their sales, maximize their profit, and "right size" for survival. The workshop is available for owners and key employees. Adam, the second-generation owner of Vortex Construction of Dallas said, "My back is against a wall. I wish I would not have been so stubborn and would have asked for help 5 years ago. I now see why my dad ran the company the way he did and how I can build on that. For the first time in months, I can really see how my company will make it"

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Entrenomics Announces Workshop Dates for Small and Medium Business Education

ENTRENOMICS leadership announces the upcoming schedule for its dynamic, results-driven workshops where small to medium business owners come together for in-depth learning and tools to grow their companies in today’s economy. Specializing in industries such as transportation, construction, manufacturing and distribution, the ENTRENOMICS program helps to examine the personality of a company and reveal the inefficiencies that inhibit growth, while crafting new systems that lead to optimum growth.

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Kansas City Business Journal

ENTRENOMICS workshop is an interactive, impactful, and practical workshop that provides small business owners and their key managers with the knowledge of how to increase sales, maximize profit, and right size survival. Paula, owner of Porter Roofing in Belton stated "this has been a very beneficial training session for our managerial staff and I plan on using these tools and information to make our company more profitable."

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Construction Executive

Want More Business?
Create a Positive Client Experience.

What differentiates one business from another is not only its product or service, but also the client experience. For instance, why do so many people who had a home built or remodeled say they'd never do it again? Because it didn't turn out as they expected, or it was more complicated and protracted than they anticipated. In contrast, the people who have a positive experience with a construction company become loyal clients who return for future projects and refer the firm to colleagues, friends and family.

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Construction Today

Performance, Reviewed.
Improving Employee Performance is Simple If You Follow 10 Simple Best Practices.

Business is about making money, and that's why every company activity should be geared toward the bottom line. That includes performance reviews. Reviews should be a tool to improve employee performance so they can make more money for the company. So, if employee evaluations are merely an obligatory exercise with no correlation to performance, they serve no pur-pose and might as well be discontinued. However, companies that truly focus on improving employee performance reap the rewards. The following 10 best practices will help ensure that performance reviews contribute to that effort:

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Manufacturing Today

Strategic Survival.
In This Recession, Focus on Growth.

"We are facing a global financial crisis which is probably the first truly global financial crisis of the modern world," said Gordon Brown, prime minister of the United Kingdom, at a summit of world leaders in 2008. The world's econo-mies are more interconnected than ever before in history.

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U.S. Business Review

Survival of the Fittest:
What Your Lawyer and Accountant Won't Tell You.

Accountants and lawyers often are considered a business owner's most trusted advisors. Accountants are necessary to develop accurate records to keep owners apprised of the company's financial condition and to keep the IRS at bay. Similarly, company lawyers can give advice on the legal ramifications of a course of action and ensure that business practices are lawful.

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