Toledo Tech Events

From start-ups to small businesses to mid-sized companies, proper financial forecasting can make or break your success. Join Clark Schaefer Hackett and PNC Bank at this FREE event for complimentary continental breakfast, coffee, networking and access to experts who can answer questions about your business.

Don’t miss this valuable seminar. Join Clark Schaefer Hackett’s Jay Murnen and PNC Bank’s Douglas Andrews to learn:

• What’s involved in creating a financial forecast and why it’s important

• How a financial forecast should be done

• When a bank needs the results of your financial forecast, what items trigger a red flag, and details a bank looks for if you’re interested in acquiring or financing capital

Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions, and speak with both Jay and Douglas after the event.

The Northwest Ohio Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) at Rhodes State College will be hosting a Cyber Security Workshop that will provide small businesses a high level overview of security frameworks, along with technical solutions that mitigate risks. The event will be held at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library, 325 Michigan Street, Toledo, Ohio 43604. For questions about the event, contact Tyrone Nichols at (567) 242-5913.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Your business can use LinkedIn to show employee appreciation, attract new talent, and gain clients. Pauline W. Glaza, owner of Enhanced Publications, has been helping individuals and firms optimize their LinkedIn presence for 7+ years. Bring your lunch and join us to learn more about using LinkedIn. This program will give tips on polishing your business and personal site and growing your business network. Registration is suggested.

Join the Toledo Lucas County Public Library and the Elijah J. McCoy Midwest Regional U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to learn about intellectual property. The program will uncover the different types of intellectual property available to inventors and why they are useful, how to protect your ideas including the process to getting a patent, and the resources available to entrepreneurs, inventors, and small businesses.

Are you a maker or things? Do you make something unique? Ever wondered how you would do on Etsy? Join us to explore the opportunity of creating your own Etsy store for your future. Learn from experts and panelists about how Etsy works but also a business model to help you profit. Looking at Etsy as a lifestyle business or supplemental income, people around Toledo and Northwest Ohio are using this venue as a way to have a flexible employment, increase household income and use your talents. Registration is expected. Free Event

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Your business can use LinkedIn to show employee appreciation, attract new talent, and gain clients. Pauline W. Glaza, owner of Enhanced Publications, has been helping individuals and firms optimize their LinkedIn presence for 7+ years. Bring your lunch and join us to learn more about using LinkedIn. This program will give tips on polishing your business and personal site and growing your business network. Registration is suggested.

Businesses need an edge over their competition, and the owner who works smarter is often the one who gets ahead. The Library has electronic databases than an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source either at the Library or from your office or home, business owners can get valuable information quickly. You are welcome to bring along your mobile device or laptop. You will leave with handouts and worksheets for review at your office.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Resources available for Start-Up and Growing Businesses

The Small Business Resource Days will also include several workshops designed to help small business owners enhance their financial skills.

The Small Business Resource Days feature a Small Business Resource Center, including representatives from financial institutions and community partners available to meet one-on-one with current and aspiring entrepreneurs, introducing and explaining the various programs and services available to help them achieve their small business.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.

Businesses need an edge over the competition. The business that works smarter often gets ahead. Learn about Library resources that can give you an advantage. Bring your lunch, laptop or mobile device.

The Library has electronic databases that an owner can use to build targeted lists of prospective customers and that can help businesses learn how their competitive peers are performing. Using American Business/Reference USA/One Source and Mergent either at the Library or from the office or home computer, business owners can get valuable information quickly. Bring your lunch; coffee and tea provided. Feel free to bring your mobile device or laptop of you'd like to follow along.

Attorneys will provide an overview of intellectual property, explain the differences between patents, trademarks and copyright, and be available to answer your questions.