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Nothing in business stays the same. That applies to everything from changes in consumer behavior, executing business growth strategies, implementing innovative technologies, and employee benefit expectations  — but it also pertains to leadership styles as well.

Starting a business involves planning, making key financial decisions, and completing a series of legal activities. Read on to learn about each step.

1. Conduct market research

Market research will tell you if there’s an opportunity to turn your idea into a successful business. It’s a way to gather information about potential customers and businesses already operating in your area. Use that information to find a competitive advantage for your business.

A mentoring session is a confidential, personalized conversation with a business expert to answer a question or to solve a problem that you’re facing.

This video will help you learn more about meeting  with  a SCORE Ann Arbor Area Mentor to help you be prepared for your Mentoring Session. 

SCORE of Staten Island presents “Estate Planning for Individuals and Small Business Owners,” led by SCORE mentor Annamarie G. Gentile, Esq., Supervising Partner of Angiuli & Gentile, LLP, Attorneys at Law

Sponsored by Richmond County Savings Bank (a division of New York Community Bank, member FDIC)

Recorded on Tuesday, November 23rd on Zoom.

This workshop is designed to equip participants with knowledge about the various stages of a business's financial lifecycle. It aims to provide strategies for identifying where a business currently stands in its financial journey and how to navigate towards greater profitability. Attendees will learn how to analyze their financial health, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement practical steps for enhancing profit margins. This educational session is essential for business owners   looking to optimize financial performance and ensure long-term success.