Business Plan Makeover Focus Of EAI Roundtable

Monthly meeting set for 5:30 October 13th

INDIANAPOLIS (PRWEB) October 6, 2005 -- Entrepreneurs looking for help in creating or improving their business plan will not want to miss the October 13th roundtable discussion hosted by Lorraine Ball of Roundpeg. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own business plans or sections of their plans they feel they need the most help with completing. The event will include a diner beginning at 5:30 at the Junior Achievement facility at 7435 North Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis.

The roundtable format will feature a presentation by Lorraine Ball, an accomplished marketer; she has won regional and national communication awards. Her articles on marketing, networking, and business development have been featured in Contracting Business, New York Forum, and ACH&R news. Her book, The Entrepreneurs Notebook" is a popular resource for business owners across the country. Lorraine has an MBA from the University of Texas and a BA from Queens College, City University of New York. Experts on business and marketing plan development will also be on hand to answer questions and assists entrepreneurs with their own plans.

EAI will also hear a report from pet product inventor Christine Best, the winner of this years EAI Challenge Award. Best recently moved into the Anderson Flagship Enterprise Center. Each month Best updates attendees on her companys progress with the launch of FidoRido, a pet car seat manufactured here in Indiana.

The event cost $30 for non-members that pre-register and $35 at the door. Members attend for free as part of their membership dues. More information is available online at www.eain.org. To pre-register interested parties can email info@eain.org or call (317) 216-6346.

About EAI: EAI is a network of entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners working together to provide the resources, information, encouragement, and support needed by emerging businesses. One of EAI's strongest assets is its diverse membership, which ranges from business owners and investors to business professionals and bankers. EAI provides a forum to exchange ideas and information, share resources, and network among members. Through this forum, entrepreneurs are able to seek advice, guidance, and business opportunities from one another. EAIs mission is to create a casual learning environment in which entrepreneurs can get answers to their business questions. Events are currently held monthly at the Junior Achievement facility at 7435 North Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis. Additional information is available at www.eain.org or (317) 216-8290

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