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Give what you can to help the survivors of Hurricane Katrina.

The Category 5 tropical storm known as Katrina swept ashore the Gulf Coast of the United States on August 30, 2005.

Bill Ringle will donate $500 for each paid presentation between September 1 and December 31 to the Red Cross Relief fund. With your permission, we can jointly make the donation so that it becomes a win-win-win situation.

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Bill Ringle Presents USA Business Acceleration Techniques to Entrepreneurs 'Down Under'

Bill Ringle delivered presentations in Brisbane and Sydney on "Infopreneurism Practices" to business owners and entrepreneurs who wanted to learn more about how to develop passive revenue streams based on proprietary intellectual property. The sessions covered identification, positioning, delivery options, and tools for devleopment and eCommerce.
"It was officially winter in Australia, the temperatures in Brisbane were mild enough to visit the beaches and wade into the Pacific. The most refreshing aspect of the trip was learning first-hand how directly applicable the tools, techniques, strategies, and examples were for my clients," says Ringle. "The satisfaction of the work made the 30 hour trip from Philadelphia worth repeating."

Philadelphia Entrepreneurs Benefit from Course on Business Networking

Two dozen future business leaders came together to the Baiada Center for Entrepreneurship in Technology for an intensive week of competitive analysis, product ideation, capabilities assessment, and pitch development. Their task? "To create a new product offering for the Tasty Bake Company," expained Mark Losciavo, Executive Director of the Baiada Center.

Participants began with a plant tour of Tasty Bake, and then returned to the Baiada Center to form teams and begin their assignments. Each team collaborated to produce a business brief and presentation supporting the introduction of their proposed product. Fundamental business concepts were given due consideration, such as:

• Brief summary of the new product
• What need are you addressing?
• The customer demographic you are targeting
• Competitor’s products it will be up against and your competitive advantage
• Projected annual sales over the first years it is in production
• Investment required to produce the product
• How you intend to market the new product
• How you intend to produce and distribute the product
• What other benefits will your product bring to the company (positioning, new markets, new technologies, etc)?

The Camp Start-up faculty included: Dr. Dona DeCarolis, Bill Ringle, Angelo Devita, Rich Freedman, Esq., Ms. Stacy Kline, James Kohler, Ms. Jamila Payne, Dr. David West, and Mark Loschiavo.

The high school juniors and seniors then presented their plans to a formal panel of judges. Charlie Pizzi, CEO, Tasty Baking Company, headed up the panel.

In addition to serving as a faculty to Camp Start-up, Bill Ringle also contributed to the instructional design and planning of the week.

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Bill Ringle also coaches business owners and product marketing leaders to achieve greater results with less effort. Inquire on this page about customized development programs.