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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

Business to Business - November 1991 (PH 13-19)(11-15-1991) (20 pages)

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Retail Seminar: A CSreat Success The retailers of Nevada County came away with some excellent advice from professional speaker Chris Lytle’s retailing seminar. The seminar, presented by the Grass Valley/ Nevada County Chamber of Commerce, was informative and very well attended. Mr. Lytle, a speaker from the Advisory Board, a Wisconsin based advertising and retail consulting firm, has an extensive background in retailing and marketing. He packed the two and a half hour seminar with information vital to retailers. His humor, wit and story telling captivated the audience. One of the main points in his seminar was to let the audience know that it’s the Executive Leathers 'N Treasures little things that count. Each of us came away with the knowledge that it’s the people and customer service attitudes that sell our business, goods and services. Over 200 local retailers and their employees came away with a work book full of helpful hints on customer service, effective advertising, closing sales and handling complaints. After reviewing the surveys taken at the end of each seminar, over 90% of the retailers attending said, “The seminar was an excellent value, well worth the $35.00 investment.” The chamber retail committee also received some good ideas for future seminars. Page 12 io yee Pictured, Left to Right: Dawn Bateman, Executive Manager, GV/INC Chamber of Commerce; Sue Casto, Leathers 'N Treasures; Chris Lytle, Guest Speaker; Jean Lund, Foothill Trader Retail Committee kX" Sue Casto This year the Grass Valley/ Nevada County Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee has accomplished quite a bit! Funded by the Chamber and PG and E., we have stretched our $4000.00 budget to the limit. Since the beginning of January we have met ona regular basis to plan our activities for this year. Our broad objectives were: To increase local retail sales. Increase the number of local residents who shop locally. Continue the retail speakers bureau. : Our specific goals: Hold one dynamic and professional seminar. Increase awareness of goods and services in our area. I’m pleased to say we have met and are currently meeting those goals. In September we held the “Successful Retailing Seminar” which was a great success. Plans are under way to start a consumer hotline in Nevada County so people can call the find out were they can buy specific good and services, and we are getting under way with our shop local campaign, featuring radio and newspaper advertising to run for the Holiday Season. We feel that is absolutely vital our local population support and shop at home. Keeping our tax dollars here and creating a work place for our residents will keep Nevada County healthy and economically sound. Next year Lisa Swarthout will be taking over the leadership for the Retail Committee, and we are looking forward to another successful year. Sue Casto is the Owner of Leathers and Treasures and has been the chairperson of the retail committee for the last two years. Business To Business.