Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, September 26, 2001, 2001 Minority Business Special Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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MINORITY
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Workshops Available for Family-Owned Businesses
Rhonda Cabine-Purifoy of Mrs. C’s Wigs is the present owner and heiress to the
family business. More than 25% of family firms expect the next CEO to be a
woman; fewer than one third of family-owned businesses surveyed have a written
strategic plan; 44% named their accountant as their most trusted advisor and
84.6% named the accountant as the first, second, or third most trusted advisor.
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M jsday T o F pdat - 7:30 AM To 7 PM
S a h h w - 9 AM to 6 PM
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A insworth D rug
3002 NE Ainsworth 282-0787
Ainsworth Drug Salutes
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ily-owned business that is a divi­
sion o f Generations, LLC, lo­
cated at 1417 SE 107’*’. If strate­
gic direction spells growth, this
workshop is your starting point.
With other business owners and
a variety o f experts, you’ll ad­
dress such questions as: Why
grow?; W hat does growth imply
in terms o f structure, manage­
ment, control, balance, etc?; Are
there creative options for financ­
ing growth?
7o register fo r events, or get
more information, contact Or­
egon State U niversity’s Austin
Family Business Program a t800-
859-7609 or visit the program
w e b site
at
w w w .fam ilybusinessonline.org.
The Strong Family Salutes
Minority Business Week
Ma “a” Pa
Strong’s Kitchen
GR1
O ffice 503 471-3454
Fax: 503 241-5502
M obile: 503 939-8525
Pager: 503 833-9565
722 N. S umner
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ership, ownership, relationships
and communication, and keep­
ing harmony in the family. It is
an important opportunity to dis­
cuss the basics, share concerns
with others, and initiate an ac­
tion plan for succession in your
business. Hear what other fami­
lies have experienced. Bring the
kids, even the grandkids, to gain
the most value. Participants will
hear from a panel o f family busi­
ness owners and have a tour o f
Interstate Bowling, along with a
game o f bowling.
Growing the Family Business:
New options to consider and
puzzles to solve is a workshop
that will be held on Jan. 23, 2002
at CherryW ood Village, a fam­
Associate Broker
M u lti-M illio n Dollar Producer
M illio n Dollar Club
Big City Produce
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Tax Cuts W orkshop on the
W eb is a free on-line video stream­
ing presentation on the new fed­
eral tax law and will run 24/7 from
Oct. 1 through April 15. Access
the
w o rkshop
at
w w w .fam ilvbusinessonline.org.
The workshop details basics o f
the new tax law and implications
for family businesses and comes
c o m p lete w ith dow nloadable
notes. It provides critical infor­
mation for all family businesses in
the first segment, expanded for
agriculture and forestry in the
second segment. Make this work­
shop your guide if you’re won­
dering what provisions to heed,
when changes will take effect,
and what to ask your advisors.
A Succession w orkshop is
scheduled for Oct. 2 in Portland
at Interstate Bowling, a family-
owned business located at 6049
N. Interstate Avenue.
Transitioning a family busi­
ness from one generation to the
next is the most challenging is­
sue that family businesses face.
Y ou’ll learn the keys to survival
and success in this hands-on
“to-the-point” w orkshop. You
and your team will examine is­
sues like dreams and vision, lead-
Minority
Business
Week
Utility Paystation • Western Union
Tri-Met Tickets & Passes • Prescriptions
“We Serve Mighty Good hood’
e-mail: epenson@coldwellbanker.com
O w nedby OFe Strongs
Uptown Office
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m y featured
listings
Coldwell banker Barbara Sue Seal Property
2275 W Burnside
Portland, OR 97210
503-224-7325
Cascade Plaza 4134 N. Vancouver
Portland, OR 97217
(503) 493-7355
I am an experienced Real Estate Professional, member if the
Million Dollar Club, retired from US West with 22 years o f
management experience, served as Board member o f the
Interstate Firehouse Culture Center, served as a Court Ap­
pointed Special Advocate for Children (CASA). United Way
Volunteer, and a member o f the Multnomah County Election
Board. High energy and enthusiasm, expert in Residential
Marketing and Promotion. My objective is to give the best
possible service to market properties utilizing sound planning,
professional ethics, and a strong company support system.
McMurohy’s Appliance
P ay s T rib u te to M in o rity
B u sin ess W eek
Like a good neighbor,
State Farm is there.
S tate Farm Insurance
S alutes Minority
B usiness Week
4011 NE Martin Luther King Blvd
Portland, Oregon 97212
Auto • Home • Life • Health
(503) 288-3233
State Farm Insurance Companies * Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois
Michael Harper
4004 SW Barber Blvd.
Phone: 503-221-3050
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BUSINESS WEEK
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Catering & Take-Out
Wayne &Jaunita Cannon
(Proprietors)
Specialty: Real Hickory Smoked Bar-B-Q
Mon-Thurs 1 l:30am-9 00pm,
Fri-Sat. 11:30am-11:00pm. Sun l:00pm-7:00pm
3326 N.E. Killingsworth 503.288.3836
www.genevas.net
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED
15th
503-249-1666
Business Award o f Excellence
Best o f Portland (W illam ette Week)
41st
503-281-6833
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503-287-5520
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Hair, Nail, Pedicure, Shoe Shine
Hours: 9-6 Mon-Fri; 8-6 Sat; 10:30 - 3 Sun
(503)285-1159
Salutes Minority
Business Week!
5601 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Portland OR, 97211
e-maita: peulsr@ genevas.net
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