Getting Your House in Order to Be Ready for Growth
Invitation: You are once again invited to this online MeetUp called the SORS Collective. We are continuing to host this monthly meeting online until the fall. This event is 100% free.
Meeting Summary: The adage says: “If you stay ready, you won’t have to get ready.” You
never know when opportunity, or a much needed lifeline, will present
itself to your business. In order to effectively seize upon an
opportunity or lifeline, every business must have its house in order. An
ordered house can mean proper corporate documentation, up-to-date
financial records, and/or secured legal rights and obligations. So let’s
take stock of our businesses and get ready!
When: Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Eastern Time
Dial-in (if no web access): 206-331-4836. Attendee PIN: 275-817-843#
You don't have to RSVP. Just show up. Hope to see (or hear) you there!
Background on and purpose of The SORS Collective: Sors is the Roman god of luck, wealth and prosperity. The SORS
Collective believes, as a business owner who is seeking to build a
profitable, sustainable business that provides wealth for him or
herself, their family and others for this generation and beyond, you
need a little luck, a wealth of knowledge, and a prosperity mindset.
Hence, The SORS Collective will operate in an informal group setting to
provide financial and legal advisory to small business owners to help
them achieve this objective. The group is led by a Columbia law
school-trained attorney (Roxann Smithers of Smithers + Ume-Nwago, LLC) and a Wharton-educated financial and business
consultant (Tiffany C. Wright of The Resourceful CEO). It is free and open to existing business owners with
employees, contracts, and cash flow (among others) questions who want to
strengthen their businesses so they can scale.
Our events are a roundtable, informal format. They will begin with a brief overview
of a business topic from a legal and financial perspective. It will then
open up for questions. The objective is to reduce the fear and
trepidation surrounding legal and financial concerns to make business
owners more proactive instead of reactive, thus supporting business
success.
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