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December 9Tuesday
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Ask the Experts: It’s Your Money…Lower Your Taxes and Protect Your Assets
December 9, 2008 from 12:30pm to 2pm – Fishers Office Suites Learn from an attorney and CPA important tips and tricks to structure and modify your business that can save you thousands in tax dollars. Participants can send questions ahead of time to be answer... Organized by Nicole Bickett | Type: Class
December 10Wednesday
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Leads, Glorious Leads!
December 10, 2008 from 12:30pm to 2pm – Greenwood Office Suites Learn what keeps us from obtaining more leads and how to sound different than everyone else! **Develop your prospecting pie **Develop a style that fits you AND the prospect **Develop a recipe of... Organized by Nicole Bickett | Type: Class
December 11Thursday
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It's All Over but the Signing: Closing the Sale
December 11, 2008 from 12:30pm to 2pm – Fishers Office Suites How many times do we feel confident throughout our sales cycle until the end when we try to close? In this class taught by experienced sales trainer, Jeff Bowe, you will learn how to: **Build urge... Organized by Nicole Bickett | Type: Class
December 16Tuesday
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"Coopertition"
December 16, 2008 from 12:30pm to 2pm – Fishers Office Suites Tony Scelzo, founder of Rainmakers, will share strategies on how to create strategic relationships with "competitors" to help grow our businesses! Join us to learn: **How to identify, strategize a... Organized by Nicole Bickett | Type: Class
January 6Tuesday
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FREE Beginning Yoga
January 6, 2009 from 4:45pm to 6pm – Up Dog Yoga @ The Stutz Business Center Celebrate our Spring 2009 Semester with FREE Yoga! Beginning Yoga focuses on strengthening the body, increasing flexibility and balancing overworked muscles with surrendering. Leave feeling stronge... Organized by Alicia Oskay | Type: Class
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FREE Restorative Yoga
January 6, 2009 from 6:15pm to 7:30pm – Up Dog Yoga @ The Stutz Business Center Celebrate our Spring 2009 Semester with FREE Yoga! Restorative Yoga uses increased props such as bolsters and blankets to support body weight and promote relaxation. Restorative is beneficial for ... Organized by Alicia Oskay | Type: Class
January 7Wednesday
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FREE Yoga Basics
January 7, 2009 from 5:45pm to 7:15pm – Up Dog Yoga @ The Stutz Business Center Celebrate our Spring 2009 Semester with FREE Yoga! Yoga Basics focuses on strengthening the body, increasing flexibility and balancing overworked muscles with surrendering. Leave feeling stronger, ... Organized by Alicia Oskay | Type: Class
January 8Thursday
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FREE Yoga with the Rope Wall I
January 8, 2009 from 5:45pm to 7:15pm – Up Dog Yoga @ The Stutz Business Center Celebrate our Spring 2009 Semester with FREE Yoga! Yoga with the Rope Wall I uses the yoga rope wall for core strengthening, vinyasa, and alignment adjustments. One semester (4 months) of a basic ... Organized by Alicia Oskay | Type: Class
February 4Wednesday
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Business Map
February 4, 2009 at 12:30pm – Fishers Office Suites Facilitator: Lorraine Ball Location: Fishers Description: As a small-business owner, you need a map - a business plan! Without it, you are traveling blind. This class helps entrepreneurs outline t... Organized by Annalise Corman | Type: Rainmaker, University, Class
February 17Tuesday
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Power Teams
February 17, 2009 at 12:30pm – Referral Institute Training Facilitator: Hazel Walker Location: Carmel Description: In this program you will learn how to use your power teams to create business for one another. This program will highlight the following; -Yo... Organized by Annalise Corman | Type: Rainmaker, University, Class
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