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Media
Small
Businesses Giving BIG!
Thursday
October 29, 2009
Ravinia Club, Atlanta GA
8am to 5:45pm
Press Releases:
October 1, 2009
About My
Sister's House:
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Speakers:
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Allison Babb, Founder, CEO & Small
Business Coach, GreatSmallBusinessAdvice.com
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Alicia Ingram, CEO, ANI Creative
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Bonnie Ross Parker, CEO & Founder,
The Joy of Connecting
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Cordelia Blake, Owner, Cordelia Blake
Web Design
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Chris Cree, Owner & President, SuccessCREEations Inc
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Dresdene Flynn-White, Enterprise
Strategist, Transitions: Solutions for Today's Enterprise
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Gina Paris, Peak Performance Speaker
& Coach, Built To Win Coaching
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Stacey Mayo, Master Coach and Award
Winning Author, Center for Balanced Living
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Taryn Pisaneschi, Chief Visionary, Women Intelligently Networking
(WIN)
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Sponsors:
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Allison Babb, Founder & CEO , GreatSmallBusinessAdvice.com
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Alicia Ingram, CEO, ANI Creative
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Bonita White, President & CEO,
DreamBody4U
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Corey More, Fortune Financial Group
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Tom Bonsignore, Exact Vision
Productions
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Erika Wilson, President, Erika Wilson
Consulting
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Jackee Green, Social Media
Strategist, SockWearingCEO.com
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Lisa Cree, Send Out Cards
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Marta Noe, Marta Noe Photography
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Nancy Boardman,
Managing Director,
eWomen Network
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Sheila Reed, FranchiseMart
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Terry Arrington, Chief Evangelist,
Contacts-R-Gold
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Who is Allison Babb
and Why this event?
There are two reasons for this event. A
more personal
reason and a business reason. Allison Babb shares both
below:
Here's the short version of the
personal story that's connected to My Sister's House.
Several years ago, I unexpectedly found myself facing
divorce and single parenting. I'm a 44yr old
single mom of 2 sons here in Atlanta.
Being a single parent led to me starting a single parent support
group at my church. It was then I became aware the many
complex challenges that single moms face. I led this single parent
group for 5 years before relocating to Atlanta, Georgia.
But my passion for supporting single moms stayed with me.
I'm
I am self-employed as a
Business Success Coach to solo entrepreneurs at
GreatSmallBusinessAdvice.com. For quite
some time I’ve had a secret heartfelt vision to merge my
business life and my desire to support single moms and women
in transition. Nudged by our current economic
conditions, this coming October, I’m excited that
I’ll finally be doing exactly that.
And here's the other
BIG reason...
In my work as a small business coach, I see 3 entrepreneurial camps in the midst of this
shifting economy...
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Those who give up, throw
in the towel and close their doors for good (sadly,
this doesn't have to be)
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Those who do nothing
differently... and they hope and pray they make it (not a good
plan right now)
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Those who have an
unrelenting, deep hunger for information on keeping their
businesses alive and thriving despite this economy...
they seek out opportunity and new solutions! (now
that's my kind of entrepreneur...
high-five to you! :-) )
The solo entrepreneurs at
this event are no doubt in camp #3 above.
And watch out, we're about to rock the solopreneur world. One hundred
plus strong, defiantly marching
into entrepreneurial victory despite economic shifts.
We refuse to be defeated. We are the ones who will come out on the other side of this
"recession" with huge bank accounts and huge smiles.
Why? Because we know
the problem
is NOT that there's a shortage of business. Instead, there's
a
shortage of knowledge on
how to attract the business; knowledge on how to attract a steady flow of clients, customers, and
revenue in this new economy. We see this as a "new
economy" not a "bad economy." We choose to
focus on opportunities and not on the bad news
constantly being thrown at us...
Get ready... this event is
beyond exciting! The buzz is building....
the energy is positively high. And you're
about to walk away bursting with life-changing,
income-generating strategies for your business.
Details
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