Small Business Succession Planning Lunch & Learn

12 Nov 2019


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The key to a thriving community is the businesses that reside in within it. However, there comes a time where each business owner, thinks about what’s next. Whether you are ready to retire, or move on to your next venture, this lunch and learn will provide you with practical advice on how plan effectively for your next chapter. This will be a panel discussion with experts from the Small Business Development Center, Glenwood Area Chamber of Commerce, Mills County Economic Development Foundation, and Malvern Bank. Join us on November 19th 11:30-1:00pm for lunch and learning. Spaces is limited to 30 individuals and will be held at Mills County Outreach and Extension.   

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Location: 

Mills County Extension Office
61321 315th Street
Malvern, IA 51551

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