3 Steps to Pivoting Your Business
Post COVID-19
Has your business been impacted by the current pandemic? Are you in need of an action plan for success? Then you won't want to miss this 3 part workshop series. Join us to develop a strategic plan to help your business survive and thrive during these trying times.
Part I: Business Assessment
March 9 at 7 PM
Before you can create an effective action plan for success you need to fully understand and document the current state of your business. Many assume they know this until they actually go through the process of completing a business assessment and discover many missing pieces that hold them back from truly succeeding.

Join us to:
  • Learn the difference between a business plan vs strategic plan vs project plan
  • Fully assess your business
  • What are the weak points in your business strategy?
  • Have you established a foundation for smart business decisions?
  • Are you pricing your products and services right?
  • What are the resources your business needs the most?
Part II: Create Your Hive
March 16 at 7 PM
Many small business owners are struggling to develop or grow their businesses alone or with the wrong people. Pivoting your business can no longer be something done by a team of one. Join us to learn how to build out your team on a shoestring budget.

  • Discover the different hiring options available for your business
  • Learn to build a network of top talent
  • Build a business that makes people want to work with you
  • Master the art of recruiting and managing talent
Part III: Develop Your Action Plan
March 23 at 7 PM
NOTE: This cannot be completed without attending prior sessions.

Pivoting your business post COVID requires you to develop a clear plan of action to succeed. Join us to complete an action plan that prepares you and your business for success.

  • Using the worksheets from the prior two sessions, you will complete your customized action plan
  • List actions
  • Set timelines and milestones
  • Designate resources
  • Establish a follow-up and measurement process
  • Determine how to communicate your plan
  • Learn how to systemize your business so that you can efficiently implement your plan
Roxana Colorado is an international business strategist and humanitarian working with socially conscious companies and leaders to help impoverished communities thrive.

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