I’m hosting a complimentary teleseminar, Using Joint Ventures to Survive the Economic Downturn. It takes place on Wednesday, January 14, 2009, at 3:00 pm ET/ 12:00 pm PT. You can register at http://www.joybutler.com/seminarinfo.htm
THE ISSUE: We’re surrounded by constant reminders of our current challenging economic times. A joint venture – which is a method of pooling resources with others so you don’t have to go it alone - might be the key to economic survival for some businesses and entrepreneurs. If you think a joint venture is the exclusive territory of Fortune 500 companies, think again. There are many opportunities for individual entrepreneurs and small companies to work together. Your joint venture might be as straightforward as sharing a customer list for a combined marketing campaign, licensing a product you've developed, or providing original content for a website. THE TELESEMINAR. During the seminar, I’ll address the practical questions you need to answer in order to form a beneficial and smooth-operating joint venture:
* Which method of joint venturing is most appropriate for your circumstances?
* Should you organize your joint venture as an LLC, partnership, or corporation?
* Do you need a written agreement and what terms should it contain?
* What are the factors that make joint ventures fail and how can you avoid them?
* How can you save money on legal costs when structuring your joint venture?
REGISTRATION. The live teleseminar occurs on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at 3:00 pm ET / 12:00 pm PT. Register at http://www.joybutler.com/seminarinfo.htm.
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