On Wednesday, May 3, CNBC’s TV show The Profit and Comcast Business are going to celebrate the popular TV show The Profit and also the spirit of small business and entrepreneurship in Seattle.
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This is an opportunity to network with and hear from entrepreneurs and businesspeople about the challenges, joys, and opportunities of small business.
And if you’re interested, here’s your chance to say why your business should be featured on The Profit.
On the show, Marcus Lemonis, chairman and CEO of Camping World and Good Sam Enterprises, turns businesses around. He has invested nearly $50 million of his own money in the companies featured on the series. Lemonis makes an offer to businesses that’s impossible to refuse, his cash for a piece of the business and a percentage of the profits. And once inside a company, he’ll do almost anything to save the business and make himself a profit, even if it means firing the president, promoting the secretary or doing the work himself. For more about this popular CNBC program, please watch the video at https://youtu.be/8d70lPIjZv0
So if you’re interested, there will be a booth where you can record why your business should be featured on The Profit. But you’re welcome to simply come for the discussion and networking.
Where: Galvanize. 111 South Jackson Street, Seattle
When: Wednesday, May 3:
4 p.m. Doors open for The Profit casting opportunity booth
5 p.m. Doors open for appetizers and networking
6 p.m. The panel begins, featuring:
- Moderator Mark Briggs, director of digital media and innovation, KING-TV
- Dani Cone, owner of Fuel Coffee, High 5 Pies and Cone & Steiner General
- Brett Greene, founder and CEO, New Tech Northwest
- Michele Griffin, co-founder of Combat Flip Flops
- Daniel Rossi, chief business officer, Geekwire
The panel will explore common themes related to small business:
- The small business hustle / Growing your business
- Using technology to help your business / business management
- Entrepreneurship in Seattle
- Family business
- Time management
- Pressure / hurdles you face as a small business
- Social media’s role in small businesses
- The future of small business in Seattle
- Intersection of startups and small businesses
- The role of the political climate in small businesses
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