Doer to Leader: Moving Beyond the Sole Proprietor February 25, 2008

MARIN ASSOCIATION OF FEMALE EXECUTIVES presents:
DOER TO LEADER: Moving Beyond the Sole Proprietor with speaker Starla Sireno

What do you do when you've got a successful business, but you have reached your limit? Time to start building capacity - and that means hiring people. Learn how building the right team can boost your bottom line, and catapult your business to new heights. This evening's program is designed to help business owners who are at capacity and struggling with their workload to consider hiring someone to grow their business. Learn how to plan for it and overcome some of the most common hesitations around hiring and delegating. And even if you have already started building your team, you can discover the secrets of successfully moving from a doer to a leader. During this interactive presentation, you will come away with proven tools and strategies. Learn to:

*Uncover the 3 most common hiring mistakes and how to avoid them
*Create a sense of loyalty in an increasingly promiscuous workforce
*Discover your natural leadership style and how to leverage it

Starla Sireno is Founder of The Fearless Entrepreneur, an entrepreneurial coaching company, dedicated to helping others create a more meaningful life through their own business. Starla has built an impressive team of specialized entrepreneurial coaches who help clients work through a high-impact 12-week business building program called Fearlessness, Inc. Starla helps people create business success on their own terms.

Whether you're looking to hire a contractor, a part-time employee or grow your staff of full-time employees, this information-packed evening will help you figure out the next steps. Join us for an evening of good conversation, thought provoking exercises and concepts that will help you make the most of your time and money.

To register for this event, please go online to www.mafe.org
Open to the Public.

$35 MAFE Members; $48 Guests / Open to the Public.

Official Website: http://www.mafe.org