Florida MEP (FLMEP) to Present Series of Webinars in Effort to Boost Florida’s Manufacturing Industry and Economy
Celebration, Florida (PRWEB) May 27, 2014 -- Florida MEP (FLMEP), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping manufacturers, will present a series of free informational webinars for manufacturers and business owners in an effort to help boost our state’s economy and manufacturing industry. The first webinar in the series will be held this month and cover pricing for profitability.
If you are the owner of a manufacturing company or a member of a manufacturing firm’s management team, you know that pricing products correctly is absolutely critical. Small variances in prices can mean the difference between making money and losing money.
This is why Florida MEP (FLMEP) is holding its first of a series of free webinars on this topic on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 at 3pm entitled “Understanding Material, Labor, and Overhead for Profitability”. This live 60-minute webinar is funded by the State of Florida’s Department of Economic Opportunity, as part of a larger effort to boost Florida’s manufacturing industry.
"In this live webinar, you will learn how to: pinpoint your materials costs, calculate labor with great precision, uncover overhead costs and price all of your products for profitability," said Larry Meadows, Instructor. "Plus, you will receive two electronic tools that can be used to help customize pricing in your manufacturing business."
To register, please visit: http://SecorStrategies.com/webinar1.
About FLMEP
Florida MEP (FLMEP) is a not-for-profit organization that provides assistance to manufacturers and business owners to help them identify and implement advanced manufacturing and management technologies to enable them to grow and compete in the global market. FLMEP provides access to technology for improved productivity, offers workforce training in Lean manufacturing, Lean Office, Kaizen, Value Stream Mapping, ISO / ITAR compliance, exporting logistics and supply chain integration. Through FLMEP programs, most funded by grants, companies learn tactics to innovate, save money, implement more efficient management strategies and lean methodologies, resulting in immediate bottom-line impact.
If you have questions or would like more information about FLMEP services, please call Phyllis Morese at 772-349-2459, visit us at http://www.floridamep.org and be sure to follow us on Twitter @FloridaMEP.
Evelyn Manak, Florida MEP, http://www.floridamep.org, +1 321-939-4000, [email protected]
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