Wednesday, June 8, from 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Gehman Accounting - New Holland, PA
The Manufacturing Business Owners Workshop is a full-day intensive training workshop with other like-minded people to learn more about what makes our businesses profitable and how we can know if they are. Join the Gehman Business Advisors at our New Holland office to gain insights, receive guidance, and build quality relationships with others in your industry.
How to think like a business owner rather than thinking like an employee.
Find your gross margin, cost of goods sold (COGS), overhead, and break-even.
Make your business numbers clear and actionable.
Look at your business numbers with a Gehman Business Advisor.
Learn how each product line contributes to company profits.
Attract and retain good workers.
I found the construction business [workshop] was very helpful. We took an in depth look at our business numbers and it motivated me to improve them. I would highly recommend the [workshop] to new business owners if you don't have a numbers coach or mentor.
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Verlon Miller works as a Business Advisor for Gehman Business Advisors from his home office in Athens, TN. He has 20+ years’ experience in retail sales and customer service and enjoys working with his clients to better understand what the numbers are telling them about their company. His goal is to assist them in achieving greater profitability with less stress as they manage their business. He believes that when companies are managed well, both the owner and employees will have much greater satisfaction in their work. In turn, this creates greater freedom for the business owners to pursue other important interests and goals in life. One of his passions is to promote good stewardship of the resources entrusted to us in this earthly life.
Ken Nisly lives in Due West, SC, and works for Gehman Business Advisors from his home office. Ken is certified as a Level 1 Instructor in Lead from Your Strengths and enjoys helping business owners figure out what their individual strengths are and what contribution they make to their team. Ken says many of us do not even know what our area of strengths are, so we go through life trying to improve our areas of weakness instead of taking our God-given strengths and excelling in what he created us to be.