Building Your Business Training Series at LA Law Library
Starting February 2 at LA Law Library, learn all the things you “didn’t know you needed to know” about building your business.
Experts in law, finance and marketing, among other subjects, will present this 12-part series giving entrepreneurs and business owners the practical and comprehensive training needed to set up a business for long-term growth and success. Classes are held on Tuesdays 12:00-2:00, February 2-April 19. All classes are FREE. See the attached flyers for additional information.
Discounted parking is available at the library’s public parking lot located at the corner of 1st & Hill St. during registration for $8. LA Law Library is also conveniently located next to the Civic Center Metro station downtown, and can be easily reached by many Metro bus lines and the downtown Dash.
To register for the series visit: www.lalawlibrary.org/BUSINESS and follow LA Law Library onFacebook and Twitter.
For more information please contact Ryan Metheny at [email protected] or call (213) 785-2561.
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