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WEALTH BUILDING IS ASSET BUILDING!

CAP SERVICES' 2021 VIRTUAL BUSINESS Q&A SPRING SERIES
WEALTH BUILDING IS ASSET BUILDING!

Join an interactive Zoom discussion to get answers, resources and referral for your business questions.

What's An Asset and What's it Worth? - Asset Building -
“Show me the asset, and I’ll show you its price.” ― Robert Black
"The liabilities are always 100 percent good. It's the assets you have to worry about." ― Charlie Mungers

In this interactive Zoom discussion, you can ask questions and get answers from an expert, learn of resources and referrals for your business questions, and hear insights from others as well as share your insights.

Resources and Insights might include:
- What does your balance sheet look like and what does that say about your assets?
- Your net worth is the amount by which your assets exceed your liabilities.
- How do you determine blue sky?
- Why is knowing your net worth important?
- How to surround yourself with assets.
- AND MORE!!

Ask An Expert:
With 18 years of banking experience in Lending and Asset / Liability Management, Matt Lemke, Vice President at The Portage County Bank is a go-to expert on the topic of Asset Building. From UWSP he has his Bachelor's degree in Economics & Business Administration Graduate School of Banking Madison.

Mike Gawlik is the VP, Senior SBA Product Business Development at The Huntington National Bank and has helped obtain over $150 million in SBA loans for small business owners.
What makes Mike an expert in Asset Building is his 10 years as a Business Development Officer with the US Small Business Administration (SBA) as well as his 15 years as a small business owner himself when he started an import firm for goods sourced in China and distributed in US markets. Mike has been a resident of the Fox Valley area for 20 years.

Share Insight:
The owners of River West Motor Werks and Pet Grooming have extensive experience with Asset Building and will be here to share their insights with you.

Apr 6, 2021 06:00 PM in Central Time (US and Canada)