Small Business Saturday not enough; Summit tackles core issues

Marketing CEOs can do many things, but can they save the local economy? The New YorkSmart Marketer Summit on December 15this aiming to improve the lives of local residents by ensuring small business growth.

According to the U.S.Small Business Administration(SBA), small businesses represent 99.7 percent of all employer firms and is a major contributor to the strength of local economies.The Summit’s organizers recognized a major problem restricting small business growth; the mismanagement and misunderstanding of Integrated Marketing.

TheSmart Marketer Summit which is organized byThe Mark Gold Group, will host approximately 200 Small Business Owners and Entrepreneurs at theWix Loungein New York City’s Chelsea area, located at 235 W 23rd St, New York, N.Y. 10011. The first of its kind, this advanced educational Summit is absolutely free, yet selective; exclusive for eligible businesses. The Summit includes various speakers on various Integrated Marketing topics including the keynote speakerRonn Torossianfrom5WPR, the author of “For Immediate Release” and considered America’s top Public Relations expert.

Unlike Small Business Saturday, which aims to place small businesses in the spotlight for one Saturday a year, theSmart Marketer Summitworks to strengthen small businesses by improving marketing and PR operations all year round. On December 15th, The Summit will be giving small businesses free high level access to necessary tools, knowledge, coaching and resources to ensure their long term success. The Summit is striving to introduce fail safe marketing systems and transform Small Business Owners into Smart Marketers. The goal is to organically strengthen businesses and in-turn the local communities.

To register for the event visit www.markgoldgroup.com

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