Who Should Attend MOVEE and Why?

Are you an entrepreneur?  Or are you thinking about starting your own venture? Or even just looking for a local conference to be inspired with new ideas to take back to your company?  Then you need to consider attending MOVEE – Mid Ohio Valley Entrepreneurship Expo on September 26, 2019 at Marietta College.

The day begins at 9:00 am with Registration and Refreshments and Opening Remarks.  There will be four sets of concurrent workshops; two sets in the morning (40 minutes each) and two in the afternoon (70 minutes each). In-between these will be the Keynote Address as well as the Entrepreneur of the Year Award.  At the conclusion of the day, there will be a Resource Fair and Networking Reception.

The concurrent sessions will cover a wide range of topics.  Just some of the topics include: 

Joy, Passion & Profit: Empowering Entrepreneurs to Build Companies That Change the World 

With: Michael Taylor

Brand Mechanics: Crafting Your Company’s Brand  

With: Eric Rickabaugh

You Can’t Be All Things to All People . . . How to Create Value for Your Target Customer  

With: Julie Harding

Setting Yourself Apart: How to Stand Out in a Crowd Cooper Auditorium 

With: Sarah Arnold & Cristie Thomas

Leverage Your Passion by Finding Your “Why?”  

With: Jeremy Turner

Learning from Failures

With: John Glazer

Becoming Human-Focused & Empathy-Driven to Solve Wicked Problems

With: Jeremy Turner and Olen York

The Knows of Entrepreneurship 

With: Tiesha Monroe

The luncheon Keynote speaker is Dale King.   Born and raised in Portsmouth, he moved away to attend college at Capital University and later served in the US Army.  Upon leaving the military, he returned home to open PSKC CrossFit in 2010 in order to build a stronger community that had been ravaged by a depressed economy and opioid addiction. Dale would later go on to co-found Team Some Assembly Required focused on the American adaptive athlete.  His third venture, Doc Spartan, made its way to national TV by appearing in Season 8 of ABC’s Shark Tank, eventually landing a deal with Robert Herjavec. A year after airing, Herjavec named Doc Spartan one of his best deals in the history of the show. Dale has a passion for helping others through fitness and business development. He believes that through the persistent conquering of challenges a more successful and strong person is built.

Ending the day at 4:15 is the Networking Reception which includes resource providers that can support organizations as they start and grow.  This daylong event is only $30 and provides resources, tools and inspiration to the entrepreneurial community. Click here to learn more or to register.


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