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| Introduction | ||||||
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| About This Industry... | ||||||
![]() ![]() With children's events, you can get very creative, create a fantasy world and develop themes that personalize a child's event. To keep things running smoothly, your business prospect must have a working business plan--just as wedding coordinators have and social event planners. It may be the time to move this idea from being a "hobby" to a "real business." It is a lot of fun doing something that you truly like and it brings more joy into your life when you have something positive to look forward to.
Your start-up requires preparation, hard work and commitment on your part. The 'business end' must be tended to first. Once you have designed your business plan, you can move forward to designing your first children's event! Remember, it takes effort and is by no means a way to make money the easy way--no such thing. Your reputation must be built.
...the main goal is: to run it more like a business and less like a hobby You must decide at what pace to run your business--part-time, full-time or in stages. What services do you offer and what specific child events do you coordinate? Like weddings and all-occasion socials, ev Your strategy: a working plan that you specifically design. This business plan makes you "think strategy." We like to plan and organize events, yet the first thing to organize is your business operations. Sound unexciting? Well, perhaps----yet the business plan conveys your goals and demonstrates how you will start your business in order to operate it on a daily basis.
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Either way, a home-based opportunity may enable you to save money on the side and do something that you truly enjoy doing for once! ......more people are turning homeward to make a living
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| Your Background | ||||||
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The
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| Materials in the Kit | ||||||
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Part I: Business Planning & Analysis
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Part II: Draft of Business Plan Sample Business Plan Proposal (20 pages with charts) Elements of a business plan
Part III: Ceremony Agenda Planning
Structured Events Guide
Quinceaneras
Baby Showers
Baby Naming Ceremony
Child Adoption Ceremony
Family Dedication Day Ceremony
Baptism (private home)
Carnival/Festival
Children' Birthday Parties
Teas |
Part IV: Checklists & Forms
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| Get Started Immediately! | ||||||
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"…..the gates of opportunity swing on four hinges: initiative, insight, industry, and integrity.” (McKenzie) Open your door to
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Order the Kit |
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Certificate of Completion Receive a certificate of completion once you complete the writing of your business plan requirements! Specific requirements are listed in kit with a sheet explaining what is to be evaluated. Email assignment to valerie.tillery@gte.net |
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| Order Kit 2 | ||||||
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The Complete Coordinator's Kit
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