The document describes an Entrepreneurs' Boot Camp that aims to help people interested in starting or growing a small business. The 12-week program covers all aspects of launching and managing a business, from business formation and planning to marketing, financing, hiring, and more. It is held on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm at Cleary University for a cost of $1,950, with payment plans available. The program guides participants through the steps to turn a business idea into a viable company with customers, profits, and proper management.

1. Have you always wanted to start, own, and
manage your very own business?
Do you have an idea for a business, but
are not sure of the next steps to take?
Have you started your business, but need
some assistance to make it a success?
If the answer to any of these questions is
Yes, then the Entrepreneurs’ Boot Camp is
for you. The Entrepreneurs’ Boot Camp is a
series of workshops covering a 12-week pe-
riod that aims to take anyone interested in
starting, launching, and managing a small
business from business formation to busi-
ness launch.
BusinessSuccessin12weeks...Guaranteed!
Live workshops held at:
Beginning March 2009
12 weeks
Every Saturday
9 am to 12 Noon
$1,950 plus expenses
Payment plans available!
CEO READY, LLC
Cleary University
The Johnson Center
3750 Cleary Drive
Howell, Michigan 48843
Register at
ceoready.com
Call (734) 474-7699 or visit
www.ceoready.com for
more information.
Boot Camp
ENTREPRENEURS’
Turn a great idea into a viable business with
customers and profits:
· manage cash flow like a pro
· prepare investor packages for funding
· hire the right management team
· protect intellectual property
· develop effective marketing and PR campaigns
· recruit the best employees and advisors

2. BusinessSuccessin12weeks...Guaranteed!
CEO READY, LLC
12-Week Boot Camp Schedule (tentative)
ENTREPRENEURS’
Boot Camp
DATE WORKSHOP TOPICS
March 21
Introductions & team assignments
How to achieve entrepreneurial success
Online vs. traditional business models
Brainstorming and researching business models
March 28
Choosing the right business and business name
Protecting your intellectual property
Business formation (business filings and structures)
April 4 Business Planning 101” (Putting it all together in 25 pages or less)
April 11
Financial Analysis (Running the numbers)
Accounting and taxation for small business
April 18
Marketing 101: Developing a marketing strategy
Traditional marketing, advertising, and public relations
April 25 Internet marketing (branding and e-mail marketing)
May 2 Websites and blogs: developing and maintaining your web presence
May 9 Financing your business (lenders, SBA, and investors)
May 16 Human resources management ( "Hiring your first employee")
May 23 Developing and implementing a technology plan
May 30
Keeping the books (accounts receivable & collections)
Business law (leases and contracts)
June 6 Finalizing your plan and business launch!