January 5, 2004

THE BUSINESS GROWTH CLINIC™

THE BUSINESS GROWTH CLINIC™

Real Challenges. Proven Solutions. Business Growth.

What if you could tackle your toughest business growth challenges with proven tools and fresh thinking?

Now you can.

The Business Growth Clinic is TBA’s two-hour, in-person experience led by Roy Osing, TBA Director, VP & CMO, business leader and author of the BE DiFFERENT or be dead™ book series, with his latest The Audacious Unheard-of Ways I Took a Startup to a BILLION in Sales.

No academic theories. No recycled business advice.

Just real business challenges and proven solutions.

How does the Clinic work?

Each Clinic tackles a specific growth issue in an interactive, small-group setting.

* REAL GROWTH CHALLENGES. Explore the issues holding businesses back.
* FRESH THINKING. Challenge conventional approaches and uncover new opportunities.
* PROVEN TOOLS. Learn Roy’s practical techniques that took a startup to a BILLION in sales.
* OPEN CONVERSATIONS. Share experiences, ask questions and learn directly from Roy and fellow business leaders.

Why attend?

Because business growth doesn’t happen by listening to another lecture.

It happens when you challenge assumptions, exchange ideas and discover better ways of doing things.

Bring members of your business team along.
Great ideas become even more powerful when your people share them.

Two hours. Face to face with Roy Osing. Focused on YOUR growth.

Your Investment…

Included in your annual TBA Membership fee. No additional charge.

A minimum of 12 participants is required for each Clinic.

THE BUSINESS GROWTH CLINIC™ is ONLY available through The Business Association.

Ready to grow?

Join Roy Osing and fellow TBA business leaders for an engaging, practical experience designed to turn fresh thinking into action.

GROWTH CLINICS will be included on the TBA Events page.

THE BUSINESS GROWTH CLINIC™ — LESS THEORY. MORE DOING.

Interested in a Clinic?

Contact Roy at roy.osing@gmail.com
Call or Text 604-290-5549

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