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3rd Thursday Networking – May 17th at CBRC
Join us for this no-cost workshop. Come network with others!
A Healthy Presentation Recognizing the Importance of the Five Areas of Good Health
Physical, Mental/Emotional, Social, Ethereal and Financial
(in Conjunction with National Women’s Health Week – May 13th-19th and National Curves Day – May 17th)
Cache Business Resource Center
1410 North 1000 West – Room 1901
Logan, Utah 84321
Thursday May 17th
7:00 pm
Savings for your business from local company – Switch to LED lighting solutions from Titan LED
“Titan LED is a California based company specializing in Energy Efficiency and Clean Tech lighting solutions. We offer a broad range of proprietary and cutting edge products designed to install and retrofit into a variety of existing infrastructures which include; Warehouse, Retail, Hospitals, Municipalities, & Small Businesses.
Titan LED brings professional services and commitment to exceptional levels. Our sales team is dedicated to helping customers the benefits of LED and can demonstrate substantial Cost Savings of 50-75% while delivering high quality lighting results. While this caliber of energy savings is a primary focus, LED’s also yield multiple built-in benefits that stand independently strong.
LED’s are 90% more efficient over traditional lighting producing more light and less heat. Products are engineered from 95% recycled materials and are Mercury Free. They are built for great longevity with life spans between 30,000 – 60,000hrs and include warranties. No ballast, No noise, Low degradation, and high durability eliminates costly and wasteful maintenance expenditures. Finally, the products are built and compliant to both UL and ETL standards.
In most every scenario, you will save more than you spend. If you would like to look at a free analysis of the savings you will realize with LED, please contact Glen Huber at 435-881-6061.”
Earth Week Events at Utah State University
Monday, April 9: Land
10-2pm: TSC Patio and Fountain. Free Store: Give and take free items! Recycling Truck (what’s recyclable?) Recycling activities with options to win great prizes.
7-9pm: TSC Auditorium: Reduce, Reuse & Rock Concert: Uncommon Collective and other bands
Tuesday April 10: Water
10-2pm TSC Patio and Fountain: Tap That! Taste Testing, free stickers, reusable water bottles for sale at cost that are MADE IN AMERICA! Plastic Bottle Art Display
7-9pm: ESLC 130: Screening of “Tapped” followed by Q&A with panel of experts
Wednesday April 11: Air
10-2pm TSC Patio and Fountain. Powder Wagon and ORP display. 12-1pm: “The Climate Trial” puppet show by Peaceful Uprising.
11:30-12pm: Bike Parade down 700N! Meet at Aggie Blue Bikes.
12-12:30pm Free Professional Tour of College of Agriculture LEED building with Jordy Guth and Dr. Edwin Stafford. Meet in front of the main entrance.
2-3pm: FAV 262. “Corporate Rule and Air Quality in Utah.” A presentation by Jesse Ward, Canvassing Coordinator of Move to Amend: Salt Lake.
2:30-3:30pm: LIB 154. Green Jobs Panel. Receive Earth Week buttons!
6-8pm: MAIN 121. Clearing the Air: A panel discussion. Roundtable with local experts.
7-9pm: TSC Auditorium. Screening of “Life Cycles.” Giveaways.
Thursday April 12: Food
10-2pm Quad. Local Food Celebration: First Farmer’s Market of the Year!
11-12:30: NFS 201. “Should Mormons Be Vegetarians?” A presentation by Christopher Foster, UVU Professor and Founder of Mormons for Animals.
7-9pm: Cooking with Local Food: Free food samples! Led by Tamara Steinitz, Dpt. of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Science in Family Life kitchens, rooms 208 and 210. Come early – cap is 75!
Friday April 13: Culmination
10-2pm: TSC Patio and Fountain. Student Sustainability Fair: Lots of free giveaways!
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Coordinated by Dr. Roslynn Brain’s ENVS 5570: Sustainable Living class and USU’s Student Sustainability Office |
11:30am: TSC Patio and Fountain. Delivery of iPad 3 to Sustainability Survey winner.
Contracting with the Federal Government Workshop
PTAC – SBA -HILL Workshop 3-12
Wednesday, March, 28, 2012
Small Business Certification Programs • Contracting with Hill AFB • Utah Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) services available to help businesses navigate and win federal contracts
To register: contact Cindy Roberts 1-435-760-7937 or croberts@cachebrc.com
1410 N 1000 W, Logan Room 1901. Located in the WEST campus of BATC — look for the heavy equipment in front of the center)
Cache Business Summit March 22nd
SAVE THIS DATE!!!! March 22 Cache Business Summit at the Riverwoods. 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Basements to Billions. Robert Harris – Keynote. No cost to registrants. Free breakfast & Lunch. Must register @ www.cachebusinesssummit.org. Breakout Sessions with great tools for your business:
“Web Development and other Online Resources” – John Davidson (BATC) “Effective Use of Social Media for Business” – Eric Shultz (Jon M. Huntsman School of Business) “ Significant Changes in LLC Legislation – Are you in the right legal structure?” Dale Siler (Hillyard Anderson Olsen, PC)
“Strategic Planning & Business Survival During Physical Disasters or Other Unplanned Business Disruption” – Kim Wheatley
“Utah Health Exchange, Options for Health Care” – Pattie Connor (Governor’s Office of Economic Development – GOED)
Center closed for Holidays
CBRC will be closed for the Holidays - December 22-29. We will reopen Monday, January 2, 2012.
How to go from where you are to where you want to be
“The Compass Code”
Presented by
Cary White
To RSVP please call the Brigham City Area Chamber of Commerce at (435) 723-3931 or e-mail edenjohnson@utah.gov
Bridgerland Applied Technology
College: Brigham Campus
325 W. 1100 S.
Brigham City, Utah
Space is limited.
$15.00 for the first attendee, $5.00 for each additional business person.
The public is invited.
Please RSVP by Tuesday,
November 1, 2011.
Continental Breakfast and registration
7:00 to 7:30 a.m.
Kitchen Incubator now open at Cache Business Resource Center
Do you need a commercial kitchen to prepare your food products for resale?
The CBRC Kitchen Incubator is now open for use. Visit http://kitchen.cachebrc.com/ to find out more about the kitchen. Application is available at this site or at the CBRC, 1410 N 1000 W, Room 1901, Logan, UT. 84321. 435-760-7937.
Building Farmers Program
USU Cooperative Extension Department of Applied Economics will be offering a new 8-part class to help both new and experienced farmers refine and enhance their business development, management, amd marketing skills to succeed in direct market outlets, such as farmers’ markets, roadside stands, CSAs and restaurants.
Registration forms are available by email: kynda.curtis@usu.edu or by phone 435-797-0444. Registration and payment must be received by Thursday, October 27, 2011. Program fee isw $150 for all 8 sessions including dinner and program materials. Two work-study scholarships available. Registration is limited to 30.
Classes held at the Cache Business Resource Center, Room 1905, 1410 N 1000 W, Logan, UT in the WEST campus of Bridgerland Applied Technology College.
Want to work with the NSA?
Register with the Acquisition Resource Center to receive bid solicitation notifications from the National Security Agency. For more info on NSA
Contact Regional PTAC Manager for assistance in getting started.
Cindy Roberts
435-760-7937
Register with PTAC for Government Contract Bids
Do you have a product or service that the government could use? Federal, State, City, Department of Defense, Hill Air Force Base? more…
Make sure you are registered with the Regional PTAC office (Procurement Technical Assistance Center) to receive notification of bid solicitations.
Northern Utah BRAG-PTAC office is located in the Cache Business Resource Center, Room 1901.
Cindy Roberts, Regional Manager
Hours: Monday – Thursday, 9-5.
Call for an appointment
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Kitchen Incubator
The Kitchen Incubator will be opening soon for those interested in creating a food product for sale. Make sure you are on the list to use this facility. Contact CBRC to find out more. 435-760-7937 or kitchen@cachebrc.com. In the meantime, make sure your food handler’s permit is current. You may take this class and test through the Bear River Health Department.
Visit: http://www.kitchen.cachebrc.com/ for more information.
Brigham City adds new Associates Degree in Technology
AAS Degree Announcement Applied Science in General Technology
Benefits Workshop July 28th – Register Today
Cache Business Resource Center is pleased to announce:
Benefits – a business discussion on how to make employee benefits a profitable decision for the company. 1. Employee benefits can save a business money through higher employee engagement and decreased employee turnover.
2. Taking advantage of Section 125 approved benefits to reduce payroll taxes and fund employer contributions for benefits.
3. Using supplemental insurance to reduce the cost of major health care insurance.
4. How Obama-care will affect small business in 2012.
July 28th 12 Noon to 1:00 p.m.,
Steve Billingsley, Colonial Life
S.A.B. and Associates – Northern Utah District
1410 North 1000 West in the West Campus of BATC, Room 1901. Feel free to bring your lunch.
Call to register, 435-760-7937. Feel free to bring your lunch.
Educational Discussion on Entrepreneurship and Healthy Community Development
An Educational Discussion on Entrepreneurship and Healthy Community Development will be held on Tuesday June 13th at 7:00 p.m.. This is the third of an ongoing series of discussions, through the School of Hard Knocks, held on the second Tuesday of every month at the Cache Business Resource Center in Room 1901 at the BATC West Campus located at 1410 North 1000 West. The discussions are open (at no cost) to the entire community and everyone is invited to participate. Contact Cindy Roberts at (435) 760-7937 for more information.
Financial Assistance to Disabled Adults Without Dependent Children
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The General Assistance (GA) program provides limited financial assistanceto disabled adults without dependent children.
Sexual Assault Survivor Group
Call to Register and Arrange to
Pick up the Group Packet:
The Child & Family Support Center
(435) 752-8880
Health Care Seminar Series
Presented by GSB Benefits Inc.
See Venture Capitalists in Action
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| The Deal Forum Salt Lake City - March 31st, 2011
The Deal Forum may be just the ticket to learn the fundraising process and meet members of the local angel community. The Deal Forum provides access to, and advice from, venture professionals that you need to accelerate the growth of your early-stage company. This is your invitation to participate in or watch the venture process in action, and learn the basics of building a fundraising presentation that attracts venture interest. The Deal Forum Process will prepare you to more effectively present yourself to investors. Through this process you will:
Why Attend?
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