Empowering Small Businesses: International Small Business Tech Day to Feature Prominent Celebrities and Tech Experts
Aug 24, 2023
Tim Conard, owner and founder of TS Conard, Inc. Technology Solutions, an IT services company serving small business owners in the Midland Empire is officially a host of the second annual Small Business Tech Day happening November 16th.
St. Joseph, MO, United States - August 24, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
The future of small business success is on the horizon, as the much-anticipated Small Business Tech Day is set to take place on November 16th. This groundbreaking online event, catering to small businesses in the Midland Empire region and beyond, will bring together a lineup of esteemed celebrities, technology experts, and business leaders to equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to thrive in today's fast-evolving technological landscape.
Renowned figures such as Robert Herjavec, recognized from his appearances on Shark Tank, will unite with Adam Cheyer, a prominent figure in the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Mike Michalowicz, a bestselling author and entrepreneurial mentor. Together, they will offer priceless insights into leveraging strategic approaches for fostering the growth of small businesses.
In a world where staying up-to-date with technology trends is an ongoing challenge for businesses, Small Business Tech Day emerges as a beacon of knowledge. “It’s nearly impossible for businesses to stay up to date on emerging trends in technology. It’s been that way for years, but with the emergence of AI, dependence on 'work-from-anywhere' models, and, unfortunately, an increase in online threats from overseas, it’s more important than ever to know what’s happening," explains Tim Conard, President of TS Conard, Inc. Technology Solutions. "The right tools, services, software, and partners can be the difference between business growth and going out of business. Owners and their employees can improve their quality of life while increasing productivity and profitability when they use technology the right way, and that’s what we want to bring to the Midland Empire small businesses."
Small Business Tech Day aims to empower small business owners and their teams by providing actionable strategies to boost productivity, enhance profitability, and safeguard against digital threats. With the convergence of industry leaders and tech experts, attendees will gain insights into emerging technology trends that can reshape their business landscapes.
For those seeking to unlock the potential of their businesses through technology, Small Business Tech Day is the must-attend event of the year. To learn more and secure your spot for this transformative event, please visit https://midlandempire2023.smallbusinesstechday.events or call 816-233-3777 to inquire about the FREE local event taking place on November 16th.
About the Author
For over two decades, Tim Conard has dedicated his expertise to assisting small businesses in the Midland Empire region. His focus spans across manufacturing, finance, local government, transportation, and the not-for-profit domains, addressing their diverse IT support requirements. Tim, alongside his exemplary team, aids small enterprises in effectively incorporating technology into their operations, thereby optimizing expansion prospects and bolstering defenses against cyber threats.
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Name: Tim Conard
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Organization: TS Conard, Inc. Technology Solutions
Address: 120 Illinois Ave, St Joseph, MO 64504
Phone: 816-233-3777
Website: http://www.tsconard.com
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