December Lunch & Learn: Business & Marketing Plans for 2024
Prepare to Crush it in 2024 with Proper Planning
When I was in the Marine Corps we had a saying “Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance”. Crude I know but its something that stuck with me over the years and still holds true today. Having a plan is like having a road map. Your goal is your destination, the business & marketing plan is how you get to that destination. During this event I am going to help you establish the goal / destination and then help you figure out how to get there (the business plan). I’ve been doing business planning for many years and its helped me far surpass the goals I’ve set. This will be a great way to wrap up our educational series for the year and help everyone hit the ground running in 2024.
Hot Topics We Will Cover
Here is a list of some of the things we will cover during the event:
Come learn from one of the best! Speaker Jeremy Drobeck is in the #1 loan officer in Kalamazoo Country and in the top 1% of all loan officers in the country. As a past Realtor he understands both sides of the business. He has been business planning for many years and has a ton of great info to share. If you need help leveling up in 2024 this will be an amazing event to attend.
If you need help with anything between now and our next event don’t hesitate to reach out. Can wait to see you there!
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LIVE EVENT
Date: December 6th, 2023
Time: 12:00 – 1:30
Location: 5830 Venture Park Dr. Kalamazoo, MI 49009
Limited Seating. RSVP required. Lunch will be provided.
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