Prepare for the Worst -- Devise a Comprehensive Emergency Action Plan

I was sent this and if you are in Northestern Indiana I would encourage you to at least browse thru the topics and the full course agenda. You might find a few things interesting.

Business Continuity Planning Workshop

Devise a Comprehensive Emergency Action Plan

Click Here to See the Full Course Agenda

You Should Attend If You Are...

• Writing a business continuity plan
• Emergency or disaster director of operations in your organization
• Responsible for  compliance for your business to C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) or any mandatory planning standard (e.g. NFPA, NASD)
• Developing crisis and/or emergency management plans
• Developing Emergency Action Procedures for your department within an organization

REGISTER TODAY .... SEATS ARE LIMITED!
Call 260-420-7374 by September 24th

Singer/Songwriter Lauren Zettler to host Red Cross Fundraiser

Lauren Zettler has returned from New York to host a fundraiser for the Indiana Flood Victims on August 15th in Carmel, IN. Please click on the News releases to learn more.

Singer/Songwriter Lauren Zettler

Singer/Songwriter Lauren Zettler

Listen to her music here.

The Best City for Entrepreneurs | Duct Tape Marketing Blog

How about people, Can you make a case for your city! Click here on John's blog and advertise your city, Tell them who you are!!

The Best City for Entrepreneurs | Duct Tape Marketing Blog

Technorati Tags: Duct Tape Marketing Blog,City,Entrepreneurs,Small Business

, Indiana, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis

Can you tell your business story in seven slides or less?

This weekend, I was attempting to get lean and mean with my Duct Tape Marketing Story and pulled out a book of mine called “The Seven Slide Solution” by Paul Kelly. I had used this book to put together several presentations and had not re-visited it recently, MY MISTAKE. It is a practical approach to building presentations around how people think about information. The following day, I received information about applying to give a presentation to the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce as part of their Slingshot presentation. The application is actually a slideshow based on very similar principles. You talk about Karma!

My point to all of this is that you should review the Slingshot presentation and see if you get your company story on 7 slides. If not, maybe you should buy the book. A basic principle of Duct Tape Marketing is telling your story in a compelling manner. But if it takes too long, how many people will listen?

I am finishing my 7-step slide show for you to review. It is amazing how tough it is to get your story on 7 slides. Too much BS, (Basic Information).