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Although skilled in sales and marketing, Harrison wanted to acquire some basic small business skills before launching her own business.

The most important thing I learned is that being self-employed means taking responsibility for yourself.“

With a business in mind, She focused on developing her business plan and conducting market research to gauge the viability of her business idea, a computer graphics service.

I'm trying to do some planning for the future and would appreciate any assistance.

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Strategies is a new company that will rely on the proven skills of its founder to take advantage of the growing need for computer training.

G. I. Netwell, who brings over a decade of computer training expertise to the business, will lead the company as it establishes itself as a high quality computer training service provider in the Chicago metropolitan area. 

projected to return a profit in its very first year of operations, due in large part to the size of the market and the relatively low investment required to begin operations. 

will differentiate itself from its competitors (generally larger firms) through lower pricing and the development of unique

The owner and principal employee, G. I. Netwell, has extensive experience as manager of the computer training and development department of his current employer, Computerized Business Machines.  In addition, Mr. Netwell has developed a marketing strategy that is well suited to building a large market share in the small to mid-size business market.  CDS has the potential to gain a reputation for offering quality courses in computer training that provide value long after the classes end.

Assisting Mr. Netwell will be Ms. Sue Howe, an independent contractor who helped train CBM’s sales and customer service employees.  Ms. Howe has considerable training experience and can meet the high standards that CDS has set for its training services

G. I. Netwell is the owner and manager of CDS.  He has significant computer software experience and management skills developed as the manager of the Technical Support and Training (TST) group for Computerized Business Machines.  He plans to utilize this experience in preparing and presenting computer training programs. 

CDS will advertise in several local small business and home office magazines.  In particular, Mr. Netwell has received reasonable advertising estimates from the Chicago Small Business Monthly.   For $250 per month, the Chicago Small Business Monthly will run a half-page ad.  After the initial six-month period, CDS is also considering running a full-page ad for $350 per month in the DuPage Home Computing Journal.