Thank Goodness for the upkeep and new RenCenter Yahoo group site! Yay.
I want to welcome everyone to the group. =)

Feel free to email if anyone has questions about graphic design,
working with designs, getting a logo, or creating marketing materials
or a sucessful website. I'm here to help!


Sarah Figueroa
FigaroDesign
Brand  |  Print  |  Packaging  |  Website  |  Marketing Writing
sarah@...

It's nice to see the site, I hope to check in from time to time.
BOb

Hi Aimee,

I do not have experience creating a podcast, but I do listen to them
and I am a general geek in the technology department.

I took a look through a few tutorials and found this one to be the most
promising.  So if you don't find anyone who can help, you may find this
useful:

http://radio.about.com/od/podcastin1/a/aa030805a.htm

Good luck with your podcast!

cheers,
--
Trish Tunney
http://www.trishtunney.com


--- Aimee Golant <aimeegolant@...> wrote:

> Hi Follow Ren Center People,
>
>
>
> I am looking for some help in doing my first pod cast.  Does anyone
> in this
> group have plenty of experience doing this, and are you willing to
> help?
> How long would it take and what would be the charge?
>
> I look forward to hearing from you!
>
>
>
> All the Best,
>
> Aimee Golant
>
> Ren Center Graduate
>
> Member of the BAC
>
>
>
>  <http://www.aimeegolant.com/index.html> Aimee Golant Contemporary
> Judaica -
> Menorahs, Mezuzahs, Jewelry, and Metalwork 945 Taraval St. #164 | San
> Francisco, CA 94116 | 415-682-7128 | http://www.aimeegolant.com
> <http://www.aimeegolant.com/>
>

It's interesting, as I was just speaking with an acquaintance
about being into podcasting for my listing presentations. He is
an audacious speaker, and if you do decide to podcast, and want
to hear what it could sound like I will refer you to his site for a
sample. As a matter of fact, I might as well give it now try
http://www.nigel-brooks-voice.com. I would like your feed back.
Bob Stanger

Interesting post, I am just thinking of using podcasts
to advertise my homes and opportunites for sale on my
webpage, I am working with a fantastic voice-over personality.
If you need a voice , check this out: http://www.nigel-brooks-
voice.com,
let me know what you think.
Bob Stanger
Accord Real Estate

Sorry,I am repeating myself

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Hi all,

If you're interested in our Advanced Marketing class beginning on
April 3rd, information is below. To request an application, please
email me at jill@.... Thanks!
________________________________________

MARKETING TO SCALE & BEYOND
Getting Your "Piece of the Pie" with Marketing Efforts That Work!
Mondays, April 3rd – April 24th, 2006 * from 6:00PM to 9:00PM
________________________________________
For ANY established small business owner who needs to gather
intelligence on their market, understand buying conditions, and
wants to launch a specific, effective marketing effort that works.
If this describes you and your current business – ENROLL IN THIS
CLASS! You will learn how to re-define your focus, increase your
market options and more effectively communicate your business to
your clients and more.
________________________________________
SPACE LIMITED TO 20 PARTICIPANTS - SIGN UP TODAY!
________________________________________
Marketing To Scale is: An intensive, four-session class for small
business owners who have reached a plateau and are ready to expand
their business. The teachers will take a diagnostic approach and
provide valuable market intelligence, help define competitive value
propositions, and implement effective marketing strategies. Learn
specific action-oriented efforts to develop your marketing to scale
and beyond.

Who should attend:
For business owners wanting to define their competitive edge,
utilize in-depth marketing research, and identify a specific
strategy to reach the ideal market. If you are losing sales to
competitors, have peaked in your business or want to expand into new
markets, then this class will help you succeed! You will learn about
realistic, creative options and the steps to transform you and your
business.

What you will learn:
You will leave with a clear value proposition of your business, a
definition of your distinctive competitive advantage, a
new "portfolio" of your business products or services, and a do-able
action plan that helps you to measure your success!

Schedule/Location:
Monday evenings from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Starts April 3rd for four
sessions.

Deadline for registration is Monday, March 27th, 2006.
________________________________________

Instructor/Consultants: CeCe Phillips is an inspirational educator
and entrepreneur who helps small businesses create successful
strategies for marketing and business transitions. She has owned an
award-winning small business and provided advice to hundreds of
business owners. Patrice Curtis, founder of Curtis Research Group,
provides market intelligence to established small and mid-size
businesses, global corporations, and national non-profits. Paul
Terry, Senior Business Consultant at Renaissance provides consulting
and training support for the class.
________________________________________
To Register: Contact Jill Winkelstein at 415-348-6220 or at
jill@...

Cost: The fee for this class is $200.00.  Cost for two advanced
classes is $350/person and cost for all three classes is $500/person.
________________________________________
THE ADVANCED CLASS SERIES:

Understanding Your Financials: For Planning & Growth
Mondays, May 1st - May 22nd, 2006 (6:00pm to 9:00pm)
Management to Scale: Operations and Your Business Model
Mondays, June 5th - June 26th, 2006 (6:00pm to 9:00pm)
________________________________________
RENAISSANCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTER
275 5th Street, San Francisco, CA  www.rencenter.org  415-541-8580

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center is accessible and committed to
providing full programmatic and communication access to our clients.
For reasonable accommodation, please contact us at 415-541-8580.

Hi all,

Here's inforamation about a workshop on SBA Community Express Loans.
Please follow up with Andrea Cousins at Renaissance if you're
interested in attending. Thanks!

$$ Getting the Money $$
SBA Community Express Loans

A Free Workshop About Getting Financing For Your Start Up or
Existing Business

Friday, April 21, 2006
2:00 – 3:00pm
Are you looking for more money to start or grow your business? If
you are, then you should definitely attend this "Getting the Money"
workshop and learn more about the SBA Community Express Loan and
what this product can do for you.

Brought to you by:
HSBC Bank, USA

Johnny Cheng, Vice President and Small Business Relationship Manager

Marcia McAdams Vice President, Senior Community Development Manager

**** Light refreshments will be provided ****

To register call Andrea Cousins, (415) 541-8580, ext 249
or email events@...

Hello!
I'm a 1991 graduate of Renaissance. The best friends I have came out of that
amazing program. I'm not an entrepreneur anymore (my business of providing
props and models for photo shoots and commercials was swamped by computer
technology) but I love supporting them small businesses.
I'm looking for a part time job (maybe two days a week) as an office admin.
If you or someone you know would like to know more about me, please drop me
an email.

Cheers,
Polly Babcock
415-626-2611

Hi,
I am actually looking for a part-time admin.
Can you please e-mail me your resume.  Also, as a
former small business owner, you must have a lot of
experience - what would be your hourly rate?
Simonida
Phlebotomy Unlimited
415-584-4633


--- Polly Babcock <pbabcock@...> wrote:


---------------------------------
Hello!
I'm a 1991 graduate of Renaissance. The best friends I
have came out of that
amazing program. I'm not an entrepreneur anymore (my
business of providing
props and models for photo shoots and commercials was
swamped by computer
technology) but I love supporting them small
businesses.
I'm looking for a part time job (maybe two days a
week) as an office admin.
If you or someone you know would like to know more
about me, please drop me
an email.

Cheers,
Polly Babcock
415-626-2611




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Dear Nature Nurture Families and Friends,

This email is a request for help.

As many of you already know, the Playsongs'
building space is no longer open or available to us.

Nature Nurture needs a new 'home' as soon as
possible.

I've been doing a lot of research, connecting
with
many people and organizations, (Presidio Trust,
Fort
Mason for permanent residence, Bay School, George
Lucas Center, Chrissy Field, and Craistlist to
name a
few) but have yet to come up with anything solid
on my
own.



This is what we need:

NEW SPACE FOR NATURE NURTURE:

- a sublet
- Sq. Ft:  Min. 400 to Max. 550/600
- Close to nature *
- Presidio is first choice
- 'kid-friendly' building
- away from city traffic and congestion
- easy access, free parking

If you know of anyone or anything that could help
Nature Nurture find a new home, please feel free
to
call or email the information to me, or pass my
name,
number, website along to them.  It would be very
much
appreciated !!

Thank you for any thoughts, referrals, and/or
prayers
at this time.

In the meantime, I'll keep you posted if we
change
venues from Ft. Mason Center, Bldg. C, Room 220.

Take Care,
Linda


     Linda Constant
Nature Nurture Adventure!

Honoring All Living Things,
   Including Ourselves and Others.

   phone: (415) 751-4000
   cell:     (415) 342-4040 (Please feel free to
call this number if you need to reach me while
your child is in class).
web:     www.naturenurture.org

MAKING GOOD DECISIONS
Brown Bag Lunch Series
Presented by Advice That Works
Thursday, July 6th
12:00 – 1:30pm

The quality of the decisions made by business owners is the single
most important factor in determining whether a business succeeds or
fails. Making good decisions in the face of uncertainty is a skill
that can be improved by understanding and applying a consistent
approach to decision making. This 90-minute seminar will help small
business owners and entrepreneurs improve their ability to make good
decisions. Participants will learn how to recognize key decisions
and apply a set of fundamental principals to improve the quality of
the decisions they make.

Presenter:
Gary Rangel has 20 years experience in leading edge operations and
supply chain management strategies for major corporations as diverse
as UPS and Sysco-Avard.  His extensive corporate experience, and his
26 years of combined active and reserve duty in the Army, has made
him an expert in the facilitation, communication and strategic
planning skills necessary to successfully lead organizations through
complex organization change initiatives.

Cost
Cost is $10. To register, go to www.acteva.com/go/rec

If you have any questions, please contact Jill Winkelstein at 415-
348-6220.

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, 275 5th Street, San Francisco,
94103.  415-541-8580. www.rencenter.org

MAKING GOOD DECISIONS
Brown Bag Lunch Series
Presented by Advice That Works
Thursday, July 6th
12:00 – 1:30pm

The quality of the decisions made by business owners is the single
most important factor in determining whether a business succeeds or
fails. Making good decisions in the face of uncertainty is a skill
that can be improved by understanding and applying a consistent
approach to decision making. This 90-minute seminar will help small
business owners and entrepreneurs improve their ability to make good
decisions. Participants will learn how to recognize key decisions
and apply a set of fundamental principals to improve the quality of
the decisions they make.

Presenter:
Gary Rangel has 20 years experience in leading edge operations and
supply chain management strategies for major corporations as diverse
as UPS and Sysco-Avard. His extensive corporate experience, and his
26 years of combined active and reserve duty in the Army, has made
him an expert in the facilitation, communication and strategic
planning skills necessary to successfully lead organizations through
complex organization change initiatives.

Cost
Cost is $10. To register, go to www.acteva.com/go/rec

If you have any questions, please contact Jill Winkelstein at 415-
348-6220.

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, 275 5th Street, San Francisco,
94103. 415-541-8580. www.rencenter.org

Hi all,

It's not too late to sign up for our Brown Bag Lunch this Thursday,
August 3rd at Renaissance. Details are below; feel free to contact
me with any questions.

Strategies for Winning and Sustaining Contracts

Brown Bag Lunch Series
Thursday, August 3rd
12:00 – 1:30pm

Are you looking for new ways to grow your business? Then come learn
successful strategies for winning and sustaining contracts. If
you've wanted to learn how to pursue contracts to grow your
business, this workshop will cover everything you need to know,
including:

• Capacity Building
• Building Strategic Alliances
• Understanding Strategic Sourcing

Presenter
Tita Gray is a Senior Supplier Diversity Consultant for Pacific Gas
& Electric where she is responsible for outreach and communications,
strategic sourcing, special projects, and community relations.  She
is a board member of the Northern California Supplier Development
Council and sits on the advisory boards for the American Indian
Chamber of Commerce, the SF Small Business Development Center, the
Cal State East Bay SBDC, the CA Disabled Veteran Business Alliance,
and the Southern California Minority Business Development Council.

Cost
Cost is $10. To register, go to www.acteva.com/go/rec

If you have any questions, please contact Jill Winkelstein at 415-
348-6220.

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, 275 5th Street, San Francisco,
94103.  415-541-8580. www.rencenter.org

Hi all,

It's not too late to sign up for our Brown Bag Lunch this Thursday,
August 3rd at Renaissance. Details are below; feel free to contact
me with any questions.

Strategies for Winning and Sustaining Contracts

Brown Bag Lunch Series
Thursday, August 3rd
12:00 – 1:30pm

Are you looking for new ways to grow your business? Then come learn
successful strategies for winning and sustaining contracts. If
you've wanted to learn how to pursue contracts to grow your
business, this workshop will cover everything you need to know,
including:

• Capacity Building
• Building Strategic Alliances
• Understanding Strategic Sourcing

Presenter
Tita Gray is a Senior Supplier Diversity Consultant for Pacific Gas
& Electric where she is responsible for outreach and communications,
strategic sourcing, special projects, and community relations. She
is a board member of the Northern California Supplier Development
Council and sits on the advisory boards for the American Indian
Chamber of Commerce, the SF Small Business Development Center, the
Cal State East Bay SBDC, the CA Disabled Veteran Business Alliance,
and the Southern California Minority Business Development Council.

Cost
Cost is $10. To register, go to www.acteva.com/go/rec

If you have any questions, please contact Jill Winkelstein at 415-
348-6220.

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, 275 5th Street, San Francisco,
94103. 415-541-8580. www.rencenter.org

Hi all,

Please join us at our "Big Impact Reception" for our 2006 Annual
Event. Details are below -- we hope you can make it!

Renaissance Pre-event "Big Impact Reception"
Wednesday, August 16th
6:00 - 8:00p.m.
Hosted by First Bank

Taking place at:
First Bank
550 Montgomery Street, 11th Floor
San Francisco

(Please take the elevator to the 10th floor, then proceed upstairs
to the 11th floor reception)

Convenient to BART and street parking.
Parking lot on corner of Clay and Montgomery

Thank you for your support of Renaissance's work to help women and
men realize financial self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship.

AND…MARK YOUR CALENDARS
FOR OUR ANNUAL BENEFIT
SMALL BUSINESS = BIG IMPACT
SEPTEMBER 20TH, 2006

www.rencenter.org

R.S.V.P. Andrea Cousins, at 415.348.6249 or events@...

--- In Renaissance_Center@yahoogroups.com, "jillwinkelstein"
<jill@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Please join us at our "Big Impact Reception" for our 2006 Annual
> Event. Details are below -- we hope you can make it!
>
> Renaissance Pre-event "Big Impact Reception"
> Wednesday, August 16th
> 6:00 - 8:00p.m.
> Hosted by First Bank
>
> Taking place at:
> First Bank
> 550 Montgomery Street, 11th Floor
> San Francisco
>
> (Please take the elevator to the 10th floor, then proceed upstairs
> to the 11th floor reception)
>
> Convenient to BART and street parking.
> Parking lot on corner of Clay and Montgomery
>
> Thank you for your support of Renaissance's work to help women and
> men realize financial self-sufficiency through entrepreneurship.
>
> AND…MARK YOUR CALENDARS
> FOR OUR ANNUAL BENEFIT
> SMALL BUSINESS = BIG IMPACT
> SEPTEMBER 20TH, 2006
>
> www.rencenter.org
>
> R.S.V.P. Andrea Cousins, at 415.348.6249 or events@...
>

Hi Jill,

What is the Big Impact Reception?
It sounds like there are two events, one on the 16th and one on the 20th?

I'm new this year so I could benefit from a little more detail about
this annual event.

thanks!!
Trish
www.trishtunney.com

Hi all,

We are looking for some part-time front desk help at Renaissance
(answering phones, reception duties, etc.) for 20-25 hours per week.
If you, or someone you know, is interested, please contact Lisa Kirvin
at lisa@... with a resume, relevant background and your
availibility during the week.

Thank you,

Jill Winkelstein
Training Manager
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center

Hello everyone!

My name is FJ Cava and I'm a Program Coordinator at Bayview Business
Resource Center an extension of Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center in
the Bayview.

I'm a recent graduate of the BP Class as well.

Enough about me and who I am, I have an Entrepreneurial opportunity
for anyone who is interested.  I sit on the SFSU Foundation Board and
they're currently looking for anyone who might be interested in doing
business on the SFSU campus.  Any goods or services that you think
might be appropriate for that population.

If you are looking to expand your current operations or even start a
new business venture, please forward your business plan with cover
letter and proposal via email, fax or mail to:

Bayview Business Resource Center
Attn: FJ Cava, SFSU FDN
3801 Third St. #616
San Francisco, CA 94124

I will then forward your proposal onto SFSU Foundation and they'll
take it from there.

Sincerely,

FJ Cava

Below please find two job descriptions for Internships available at
BBRC.  If you know of anyone that may be interested please have them
apply.  Please also make sure they indicate for which position they're
applying.

________________________________________
         BAYVIEW BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER
________________________________________
3801 Third Street, Suite 616, San Francisco CA 94124
(415) 647-3728
info@...
________________________________________
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT – AUGUST 2006
________________________________________

Position:   Bayview Business Resource Center (BBRC) Program Marketing
Intern
Reports to: BBRC Program Coordinator
Location:  BBRC Offices, 3801 Third Street, San Francisco

Renaissance/BBRC is a program of Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center,
a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, that provides small business
technical assistance and other supportive services to women and men in
the southeast section of San Francisco.  Over 90% of our clients live
in the Bayview/Hunters Point, Visitation Valley and Potrero Hill
neighborhoods and 80% are persons of color.

Program Intern
BBRC is seeking a currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student
and San Francisco resident to serve as a part-time Program Marketing
Intern.  The Program Marketing Intern will provide research,
administrative and programmatic support and will work closely with the
BBRC Director and Program Coordinators to enhance BBRC's capacity to
achieve various external outreach and marketing goals. Primary duties
will include:

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
• Assess the marketing channels of distributions currently used by
Renaissance/BBRC (i.e. web, print, WoM).
• Create a comprehensive Marketing Plan for Renaissance/BBRC with
regards to all the channels of distribution, methods and
implementation discovered in the assessment keeping an eye on the
bigger organizational goals.
• Work with the Director and two Program Coordinators on a time table
for implementation of the Marketing Plan.
• Create a Press Packet for BBRC.
• Help start the implementation process of the Marketing Plan.
• Bring other Marketing aspects and learning to help inform
Renaissance/BBRC marketing outreach.

Administrative Responsibilities
• Input relevant information into organization database
• Participate in Annual Event, Holiday Business Mixer and other
activities and events deemed necessary to the success of BBRC Program
• Back-up BBRC Program Assistant as necessary

Qualifications
• Desire to support Renaissance/BBRC's commitment to serving women and
men entrepreneurs of diverse economic, social and cultural backgrounds
as a strategy for community asset building
• Excellent organizational skills
• Effective communication skills
• Excellent writing skills
• Demonstrated ability to work both as a member of a team and
independently
• Demonstrated ability to relate well to people of diverse ethnic and
economic backgrounds

Education and/or experience
The Program Intern must be a currently enrolled San Francisco resident
undergraduate or graduate student.  The position requires knowledge of
Microsoft Office and various Internet search techniques. Candidates
must be very detail-oriented with the ability to successfully handle
several tasks at one time.

The position requires a commitment of at least 16 hours per week (two
full 8-hour days per week) for a minimum of 10 weeks starting
September 5, 2006.  More hours can be added at the request of the
Intern.  There may be some light to medium lifting including answering
and talking on phones, meeting set-up and follow through, carrying and
filing documents.

Compensation
There is no formal monetary compensation for this position.
Renaissance is willing to work with the student and professor to
validate any academic credit that the student may want for this
experience.  Working hours for this position can be arranged around a
course schedule.

Please email or mail a cover letter and resume to Yamilet Gonzales,
Yamilet@..., 3801 Third Street, Suite 616, San
Francisco, CA 94124 no later than 5:00 pm on Friday, August 18th.  No
phone calls will be accepted in connection with this recruitment.

Renaissance/BBRC is an equal opportunity employer. People of color and
people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
_______________________________________________________________
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT – AUGUST 2006
________________________________________

Position:   Bayview Business Resource Center (BBRC) Program Intern
Reports to: BBRC Director
Location:  BBRC Offices, 3801 Third Street, San Francisco

Renaissance/BBRC is a program of Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center,
a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, that provides small business
technical assistance and other supportive services to women and men in
the southeast section of San Francisco.  Over 90% of our clients live
in the Bayview/Hunters Point, Visitation Valley and Potrero Hill
neighborhoods and 80% are persons of color.

Program Intern
BBRC is seeking a currently enrolled graduate student and San
Francisco resident to serve as a part-time Program Intern.  The
Program Intern will provide research, administrative and programmatic
support and will work closely with the BBRC Director and Program
Coordinators to enhance BBRC's capacity to achieve various external
outreach and marketing goals. Primary duties will include:

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Outreach to Production, Distribution, and Repair (PDR) area businesses:
• Research and compile an area PDR profile including mapping support
activities
• Develop an initial PDR marketing program that addresses the
short-term requirements of the developed PDR profile
• Participate in BackStreet Advisory Committee and other PDR-based
network meetings designed to further linkages between area PDR's and
the BBRC
• Recruit and actively work with PDR clients

Outreach to Third Street Retail merchants:
• Update a Third Street merchant profile including mapping support
activities
• Develop an initial Third Street marketing program that addresses the
short-term requirements of the developed merchant profile
• Participate in Bayview Merchant Association, Rotary Club, and other
Third Street merchant-based network meetings designed to further
linkages between area merchants and the BBRC
• Recruit and actively work with Third Street merchant clients

Administrative Responsibilities
• Input relevant information into organization database
• Participate in Annual Event, Holiday Business Mixer and other
activities and events deemed necessary to the success of BBRC Program
• Back-up BBRC Program Assistant as necessary

Qualifications
• Desire to support Renaissance/BBRC's commitment to serving women and
men entrepreneurs of diverse economic, social and cultural backgrounds
as a strategy for community asset building
• Excellent organizational skills
• Effective communication skills
• Excellent writing skills
• Demonstrated ability to work both as a member of a team and
independently
• Demonstrated ability to relate well to people of diverse ethnic and
economic backgrounds
• Ability to speak Mandarin, Cantonese or Vietnamese is highly desirable
• Must posses a valid California drivers license and automobile
transportation

Education and/or experience
The Program Intern must be a currently enrolled San Francisco resident
graduate student with the equivalent of a bachelor's degree in
business administration, construction management, industrial
engineering, or a closely related field.  The position requires
knowledge of Microsoft Office and various Internet search techniques.
Candidates must be very detail-oriented with the ability to
successfully handle several tasks at one time.

The position may require as much as eight hours per day typing and
working on a computer. There may some light to medium lifting
including answering and talking on phones, meeting set-up and
clean-up, carrying and filing documents. There is physical labor
required to set-up and break-down training events.

The Program Intern will also be expected to travel to appointments
within San Francisco.  Appropriate mileage reimbursement for any
work-related driving will be made at approved Federal rates.

Compensation
This part-time position will pay $12 per hour for an average of 20
hours per week.  In addition to the listed compensation, two education
awards in the amount of $1,250 each can be awarded to the student's
educational institution in Fall 2006 and Spring 2007 to assist in
offsetting current educational expenses. Working hours for this
position can be arranged around a course schedule.

Please email or mail a cover letter and resume to Yamilet Gonzales,
Yamilet@..., 3801 Third Street, Suite 616, San
Francisco, CA 94124 no later than 5:00 pm on Friday, September 8th.
No phone calls will be accepted in connection with this recruitment.

Renaissance/BBRC is an equal opportunity employer. People of color and
people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrea Cousins [mailto:andrea@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 3, 2006 07:19 PM
To: Renaissance_Center@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Renaissance_Center] FW: Small Business BizMix

Please take a look at this announcement below for an invitation to a great networking event organized by the San Francisco Business Times newspapers. Admission is $15 and includes hors d'oeuvres, wine and prospective business development opportunities!

 

Andrea Cousins

Development Director

(415) 541-8580, ext. 249

www.rencenter.org

 

---

From: Mary Huss, Publisher - San Francisco Business Times [mailto:accounts-reply-283-3345542@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 6:12 AM

Click here to register online Small Business BizMix Mix, mingle and connect with small business owners throughout the Bay Area. Hosted by the San Francisco Business Times and sponsored by The City Club of San Francisco - Tuesday evening, October 10th from 5:15 to 7:15 at The City Club (155 Sansome St. SF). Organizations (and their Members) invited to the October BizMix include: *Better Business Bureau *San Francisco Chamber of Commerce *Women's Initiative *SF Hispanic Chamber of Commerce *Small Business Administration *Small Business Commission *Small Business Development Centers *Minority Business Development Agency *Small Business Network *Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center ...and many more! When? Tuesday, October 10, 2006, 5:15 PM - 7:15 PM Where? 155 Sansome Street, San Francisco, CA 94104 Click here to register online ---------------------------- To unsubscribe from all event invitations, use the following link. http://www.bizjournals.com/r/us/?t=MzM0NTU0MjoyODM6d3JtVkloZlYzQ0k to unsubscribe. If you have any trouble with this process you may reply to this message with 'unsubscribe' in the subject line. If you need other assistance, please use our help form or contact: bizjournals.com customer service 120 W. Morehead St. Charlotte, NC 28202