Shop Management
Becoming the Leader Your Team Will Follow 2/10/24, 8:30-11:30 am Class #102, Amway Pantlind Ballroom Becoming the leader your team will follow is all about knowing yourself, understanding your team and inspiring them to become better versions of themselves. A true leader will make a shop more successful. While there are many managers, few have the skills to lead. This workshop helps to explain the difference between managers and leaders, expose the greatest misconceptions about leadership, and give you practical tools for being the great leader your team really needs! In it I give you the tools to become a great leader resulting in a happier team, more sales on the front counter and customers who start as visitors
Financials 101 for Shop Owners 2/10/24, 1:30-4:30 pm Class #202, Amway Pantlind Ballroom
How many times have you heard the phrase “Profit is King?” How many “profitable” car and truck repair shops end up out of business? Why? This class is an overview focusing on the balance of financial & management key performance indicators necessary in any healthy sales and repair business. We won’t just talk about the metrics – we’ll analyze a few shops with healthy “bottom lines” discovering together why the “bottom line” does not always help grow your business. By the end of this class, you will: (1) Increase your comfort level with your financials, (2) Know how your financial statements are interrelated, and (3) Learn how to use them as a tool in managing your business.
but stay as loyal fans! Presented by: 180Biz Speaker: Rick White
Presented by: 180Biz Speaker: Rick White
Michigan Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act 2/10/24, 8:30-10:00 am Class #101, Amway Emerald Room B 2/10/24, 1:30-3:00 pm Class #201, Amway Emerald Room B The training is for repair facility owners, managers, service advisers, and technicians on the basic requirements of the Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Act and relevant industry information, including: Repair Facility Manual, Proper written estimates and final invoices, Record keeping requirements, Repair facility and mechanic responsibilities, Common mistakes to
Corporate Records 2/10/24, 8:30-11:30 am
2/10/24, 1:30-4:30 pm Class #203, DeVos Gallery Overlook G
Class #103, DeVos Gallery Overlook G
Many entrepreneurs are unprepared for what is involved in starting and running a business. The requirements to stay in compliance after they incorporate are complicated and reliable information is hard to come by. By some estimates, as many as 60 percent of U.S. Businesses do not maintain their corporate records properly. It doesn't have to be that way. Corporate Minutes, Inc. provides guidance to business owners who are starting a business, looking to grow/expand their operations, who may be interested in pursuing a Business Certification (WBE/ MBE/DBE) and want to make sure their corporate records are up-to-date and properly maintained. Presented by: Corporate Minutes, Inc. Speaker: Laura Wilcox
avoid, And much much more! Presented by: State of Michigan Speaker: Keesha Davis
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