Management Skills III-Leading & Controlling class begins April 15
Posted 3/13/08
Courtesy of Cathy Hefferin
Director of Communications and Marketing
ASHEBORO – Randolph Community College‘s Continuing Education Division will offer a “Management Skills III - Leading & Controlling” class beginning Tuesday, April 15, on the Asheboro Campus. This course is part of the Certified Manager Program, sponsored locally by RCC and the Institute of Certified Professional Managers.
Content for this course includes leadership skills, empowerment, motivation, time and stress management, operations control, quality management and financial management. Completion of Management Skills I & II is not required to enroll in this class. The class will meet on Tuesdays, from 6-9 p.m. until June 17. The cost includes a $55 registration fee, plus approximately $110 for a textbook.
For additional information and to register for this course (#MLS3856C87063), contact RCC's Continuing Education Information Center at 336-633-0268; the Archdale Center at 336-862-7980; or Don Childers at 336-633-0228. Register soon, enrollment is limited.
RCC offers free business seminars
Posted 3/13/08
Writing a Marketing Plan - Business depends on getting the right information or product to the right people at the right time, developing the most basic of marketing plans can keep your business focused when priorities shift. The class is from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, April 8
Proposal Writing for Your Business - Get the truth about the process and your prospects of success and the pitfalls to avoid. Learn from grant writers what to do and what not to do. The class is from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, April 17
All seminars will be held at the RCC Small Business Center located at Creekside Park, off Hwy 311, in Archdale. The campus is approximately one mile south of Interstate 85. Call 336-862-7980 to register.
Randleman needs to replace Christmas decorations
The Randleman Chamber is raising money to replace the town Christmas decorations. (Randolph Observer file photo of Christmas decorations.)
The Randleman Chamber is calling on local businesses to help replace the Randleman Christmas decorations. It is estimated that a minimum of $25,000 will be needed to replace the decorations that were purchased nearly 20 years ago.
“It has been brought to our attention by several citizens within our community as well as local business leaders, the deterioration of Randleman's Christmas decorations,” stated David Caughron, executive director and CEO of the Randleman Chamber of Commerce, in a letter sent to members in February. “These decorations have served our community well, but it is time for us to look into purchasing new ones for our future.”
According to Caughron, in order for the Chamber to take advantage of special pricing, the decorations need to be ordered by April 2008. “This is the Chamber's 60th Anniversary. We would be very proud to be to be able to add these new decorations to our community in honor of this anniversary.”
Contact the Randleman Chamber of Commerce at 336-495-1100 for information about making a donation to the Christmas Light Fund.
