CEDIA Management Conference 2010
Dec 4, 2009 12:00 PM
Getting a leg up on the competition can be a challenging task. The best way to do it is to create a sound business plan, hire the right people to do the work, and follow through on the plans you’ve made for your company. Business owners and managers aren’t just endowed with the knowledge needed to execute those tasks, so it’s important to find tools that can help you create the success your business needs to thrive.
CEDIA Management Conference 2010 is one such tool. Over the span of four days, you can learn the skills needed to create a profitable business. From March 3-6, in New Orleans, speakers and instructors at the conference will educate attendees on four main topics all companies must get right in order to evolve and succeed: people, strategy, execution, and cash. Speakers include organizational therapist Connie Podesta and entrepreneur and training coach Patrick Thean.
CEDIA Management Conference 2010 educational content will draw from Mastering the Rockefeller Habits, which explains the principles that John D. Rockefeller famously used to grow his business empire. Individual courses are geared toward businesses in the electronic systems industry, so the lessons learned can be directly implemented in your business when you return home.
CEDIA Management Conference 2010 is the business event that teaches you how to strategize and execute properly, so that you can improve your business to make it through next year and beyond.
Learn more about the specific courses available at CEDIA Management Conference 2010, or register today at www.cedia.org/mc.
