NCET Expo

March 15, 2008 > 9 am - 5 pm

If your customers include small businesses, start-ups or early stage
businesses, plan to exhibit at NCET’s Entrepreneur Expo

Whether someone is an entrepreneur, starting a new business or wants to expand an existing business, the free Entrepreneur Expo provides:

• Access to organizations that can help jump-start a business

• Expert advice on virtually every facet of starting and running a business

Exhibitors include:

• Greater Nevada Credit Union

• Marie Gibson - QuickBooks ProAdvisor

• Nevada Microenterprise Initiative

• Nevada Small Business Development Center

• Nevada’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology

• Northern Nevada Development Authority

• State of Nevada - Dept of Employment Training and Rehabilitation

• Truckee Meadows Community College

• US Bank

• US Small Business Administration

• And, many, many more!

Presentations and Panels Include:

• Business Valuation

• Compensation Structure

• Corporate Structure

• Creating a Business Plan

• Do and Don’ts of Starting a Home-Based Business

• Financing a Startup

• Intellectual Property

• Legal Issues

• Loan Applications

• Marketing and Promotion

• Public Relations

• QuickBooks for Small Businesses

• Technology in Business

• And, many more…

Reserve your 8’ x 10’ booth now

• Businesses and other for-profit organizations - $250

• Non-profits, educational institutions and governmental agencies - $50 (registered and paid before 1/15/08, then for-profit rates apply)

Reserve your booth now by contacting Emily Lowe at 775-337-3328 or
Emily@NCET.org

Sponsored By

Nevada Commission on Economic Development
US Small Business Administration

Nevada’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology is holding its “Entrepreneur Expo” from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 15 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. The free expo is designed for small businesses and for people planning to start small businesses, and each expo will feature exhibits, speakers and panels that provide the resources and expert advice needed to successfully start or grow a small business.

Each Expo will include 75 to 100 exhibitors and 25 to 30 speakers and panelists, and NCET expects 500 to 1,000 to attend the Reno Expo.
“Nevada was built by small businesses, and these small businesses are critical to Nevada’s future economic growth, vitality and diversity,” said Lt. Governor Brian K. Krolicki, chair of the Nevada Commission on Economic Development (NCED) and one of the expo’s sponsors.

March 15, 2008 > 9 am - 5 pm

If your customers include small businesses, start-ups or early stage
businesses, plan to exhibit at NCET’s Entrepreneur Expo

Whether someone is an entrepreneur, starting a new business or wants to expand an existing business, the free Entrepreneur Expo provides:

• Access to organizations that can help jump-start a business

• Expert advice on virtually every facet of starting and running a business

Exhibitors include:

• Greater Nevada Credit Union

• Marie Gibson - QuickBooks ProAdvisor

• Nevada Microenterprise Initiative

• Nevada Small Business Development Center

• Nevada’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology

• Northern Nevada Development Authority

• State of Nevada - Dept of Employment Training and Rehabilitation

• Truckee Meadows Community College

• US Bank

• US Small Business Administration

• And, many, many more!

Presentations and Panels Include:

• Business Valuation

• Compensation Structure

• Corporate Structure

• Creating a Business Plan

• Do and Don’ts of Starting a Home-Based Business

• Financing a Startup

• Intellectual Property

• Legal Issues

• Loan Applications

• Marketing and Promotion

• Public Relations

• QuickBooks for Small Businesses

• Technology in Business

• And, many more…

Reserve your 8’ x 10’ booth now

• Businesses and other for-profit organizations - $250

• Non-profits, educational institutions and governmental agencies - $50 (registered and paid before 1/15/08, then for-profit rates apply)

Reserve your booth now by contacting Emily Lowe at 775-337-3328 or
Emily@NCET.org

Sponsored By

Nevada Commission on Economic Development
US Small Business Administration