You’ve heard the hype, you’ve attended the workshops, you’ve read the books – but
social media hasn’t solved what ails your restaurant business. In this morning
workshop, profitability expert Shaun Smith of Leadas Business Advisors will guide
you away from the social media bubble to develop a plan that works.

IN THIS WORKSHOP YOU WILL LEARN:
• The 3 elements of an integrated brand
• How to use social media to move the 5 drivers of profit
• The key to successful selling

When: Monday, August 15, 2011

Where: Crema Restaurante
111 West 17th Street (Between 6th & 7th Avenues)
Light refreshments will be served

To register for this free workshop, please visit:
http://rosmm.eventbrite.com/

Shaun Smith has worked as a profitability coach and management consultant since the 1990s. He is also a part owner of Crema Restaurante and has a unique understanding of the challenges that restaurateurs have in New York City. After graduating from Wharton Business School and working on Wall Street, he discovered the rewards of working directly with business owners and founded Leadas Business Advisors – specializing in family and women owned businesses.

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