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  • Business Setup 101: Registration & Structuring for Success (Online Webinar)
  • Business Setup 101: Registration & Structuring for Success (Online Webinar)

Business Setup 101: Registration & Structuring for Success (Online Webinar)

When:

October 29, 2025 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Where:

Online Webinar

About the Event:

This Governor's Small Business Webinar aims to educate existing and prospective business owners on the different business registration and classification types. During this webinar, our speakers will discuss the processes of formal registration and registering as an LLC, Corporation, Partnership or Sole Proprietorship. This webinar will also explain the concept of an assumed name certificate, also known as a DBA or “Doing Business As” trade name, and when/why it should be used. 

Properly registering your business is a crucial step of business development and lays important groundwork to lead to long-term success. Whether you are an existing business owner, are in the process of shaping your business idea or are ready to take the next step in formally registering your business, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions on the best classification for you and your business.

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