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    1. Best Practices for Entrepreneurs: Theory and Tactics for Electrologists

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About this course

  • $75.00
  • 5 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

Course Curriculum

Best Practices for Entrepreneurs: Theory and Tactics for Electrologists
Instructor: Dr. Sara Paisner
0.2 CEUs (Approval by AEA)

This course is designed to empower electrologists with the essential tools and strategies for growing their business. You’ll learn how to sharpen your situational awareness, identify industry trends, and set focused strategies for success.

Lecture Outline:

• Situational Awareness – Understanding what is happening around you in your industry

• Setting a Strategy – Determining how to narrow down your focus

• Develop a Marketing Program – Tactical efforts to increase sales

• Entrepreneurship Math – Calculations for increasing monthly revenue

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Meet our instructor

Dr. Sara Paisner

Instructor

Dr. Sara N. Paisner is the President and owner of Synoptic Products LLC, the North American importer of Ballet Sterile Disposable Electrolysis Needles™. Prior to purchasing Synoptic Products, Dr. Paisner worked in various research, sales, and marketing roles in the electronics (General Electric Co., Parker Hannifan, and others) and pharmaceutical industries (IQVIA, Worldwide Clinical Trials, and others) for over 20 years. She started her career as an R&D scientist developing materials for the electronics industry, some of which are likely in phones, computers, and other electronics in use today.