Most business owners would love to see a big boost in sales. At least hypothetically. But are you ready for success? Do you have a stable foundation? Hiring marketing help can be like adding a motor to your mountain bike, but if your bike is pointed towards a canyon edge or has a loose axle, that boost could lead to a crash. In this session we'll do a quick safety check on the fundamentals of your business and dive into what else you can do with your team before you invest in marketing or take on investment.

Attendees will learn how certifications can enhance credibility, open new markets, and provide a competitive edge. Discover the key certifications for your industry and the steps to obtain them effectively.

When you are monitoring your business performance and you realize that it is going off course, how to you quickly veer back to the right trajectory so you can reach your growth goals?

In-depth presentation to understand the crucial legal documents needed for small businesses, from their inception to everyday operations. We will discuss key contracts, intellectual property rights, and more, providing you with the knowledge to confidently manage the legal aspects of your business and set a strong foundation for success.

This workshop will cover analyzing current customer feedback, improving customer service, developing loyalty programs, and strategies for retaining customers and attracting new ones.

This session will aim to build a strong understanding of the process behind developing a story within your brand that will continue engagement with current customers while building interest for future customers

This case study is how Numbers Matter resolved issues for a California based e-commerce client.

¿Estás listo para navegar informado para cumplir con la nueva Ley de Transparencia Corporativa (CTA)?

Únete al experto en impuestos y finanzas, Mario Aniles, CPA de Aniles & CO CPA Firm, mientras te guía a través de todos los aspectos de la nueva ley CTA.

In the latest episode of Arizona Good Business, host Thomas Barr sets the stage for a lively conversation centered around community-centric business stories. He kicks things off by introducing the show’s focus and welcoming David DeLorenzo, a seasoned entrepreneur with a diverse background that includes a stint in the music industry with Warner Brothers Records. David shares his fascinating journey from music to insurance, highlighting the pivotal role of passion and adaptability in navigating career transitions.

Doing Business with the Cities/Counties, Finding Suppliers, and overall Business Growth Opportunities. Please see the links below to guide you to the individual vendor registration sites and view current solicitations.

2024 Aviation Business Summit offered a variety of resources and information to help businesses get prepared to be an airport business partner.

In this podcast episode of “Arizona Good Business,” host Thomas Barr discusses the challenges of accessing capital and fostering economic development in tribal communities, emphasizing the importance of understanding their unique historical and systemic barriers with Rafael Tapia, Director of Tribal Community Connections. Rafael’s background and experience with Local First Arizona underscore the significance of community-driven initiatives in addressing these issues. They delve into the complexities of tribal entrepreneurship and the need for culturally responsive strategies, inviting listeners to engage in the upcoming Arizona Good Business Summit to explore collaborative solutions.

In this episode of Arizona Good Business, host, Thomas Barr discusses with Andy Shirk, CEO of Educational Services, Inc., their mission to address staffing challenges in schools amidst teacher pay issues and shifts in teaching perception. They emphasize the need for more educators and ESI’s role in supporting HR managers. Shirk remains committed to ESI’s mission, while also exploring the complexities of operating in the education sector and bonding over shared interests like playing the bass guitar.

How can delegating be done easily, effectively, and without needing to micromanage? Here are some ways to better delegate while keeping the mission, message, and fundamental purpose of your business in mind.

Topics Covered in this Session Include:

• Why the CTA was enacted and a general overview of the Act.

• Who must report and who is exempt from reporting – general overview of Reporting Companies, Beneficial Ownership and Responsible Parties.

• What information is required to be submitted and to whom.

• Compliance dates for companies formed after 1/1/2024 as well as companies already in existence, no matter how old.

• Resources Available: FinCen brochure and upcoming Resource guide.

• Scams to be aware of.

Running a small business can sometimes feel like a solo journey through uncharted waters. But what if there was a secret weapon, a powerhouse of support and innovation, right at your fingertips? Enter the world of Small Business Mastermind Groups – the vibrant communities where entrepreneurial dreams take flight.

In today’s digital age, social media has emerged as a powerful tool for small businesses. Here are some of our how-to’s to help you.

In this episode of Arizona Good Business, Thomas Barr engages in a comprehensive discussion with Cathleen Mitchell, the founder of Kaya Holistic. Explored are the store’s evolution from a focus on CBD products to a holistic botanical wellness approach, emphasizing education, sustainability, and advocacy for the entire hemp industry. Cathleen outlines the store’s expanded offerings, including plans for community events, creating a unique space for yoga, sound healing, and a demo kitchen. The interview underscores the store’s integral connection with the local community, Cathleen’s commitment to supporting local artisans, and the resilience of smaller businesses in delivering personalized and intentional retail experiences, especially in the face of pandemic challenges.

In this episode, Thomas Barr interviews Kyu and Brianna, founder and CEO of Conceptually Social, delving into their journey, philosophy, and community involvement in the Phoenix-based restaurant and catering company. The conversation highlights the company’s roots in downtown Phoenix, Brianna’s transition from corporate America, and the challenges of operating in today’s economy. Kyu and Brianna emphasize their commitment to local sourcing and community connections in their culinary approach, providing a vivid picture of Conceptually Social’s dedication to unique experiences.