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Roughly 80 percent of employees are partially or fully disengaged in their jobs. Disengagement costs U.S. businesses big bucks—$960 million to $1.3 billion per year. Improving engagement goes beyond adding foosball and free lunch. This interactive Kitsap Business Forum will share the four sources of employee disengagement and provide useful, relevant tools and strategies to help move your workforce from disengaged to fully invested.
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Do you want to know the 8 key strategies small businesses can use reduce their Federal and Washington taxes?
Do you want to gain a deeper knowledge of what taxes you and your business are required to pay?
If you answer either of these questions with a “yes”, you need to attend this workshop which is specifically designed for small businesses and their owners.
This workshop will:
by Kelly Deis of SoundPoint Consulting
Have you ever heard of it? Well, if you are thinking of selling your business in the next few years, it is a term that you should get familiar with.
The value gap is the difference in price between what the seller thinks his/her business should sell for and what a buyer is willing to pay for it. Bluntly, it is unrealistic expectations on the part of the seller.
Sadly, it is one of the bigger reasons why deals go awry in the lower-to-mid market tier. And, it can be avoided.
Bring plenty of business cards, get ready to network away – and have a great time too! Why not bring one of your work associates or customers? These after work events provide the perfect opportunity to chat and build relationships.
June After-Hours Networking Event
Thursday, June 28
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Hosted by
at the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
286 Fourth Street, Bremerton
Parking available for this event at Kitsap Bank,
corner of Sixth and Pacific.
