04 Oct This Weeks Events for Business Brokers
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we recommend checking with the event organizer to confirm that their event is still taking place as scheduled.
California Association of Business Brokers
CABB 101 – Introduction to California Business Brokerage
October 5 – 8
Online
This 4-day, 12-hour course covers all aspects of business brokerage in California including licensing in California, broker designations, agency, the basics of business brokerage, practicing as a business broker, CABB forms, listing, comps, recasting financials, working with buyers, as well as the selling and escrow processes. All new members are required to take CABB 101 within 9 months of joining.
Texas Association of Business Brokers
Legal Aspects of Business Brokerage
October 7, 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
A four-hour course covering important legal issues encountered in most business sales transactions. Increase your awareness to better identify and address potential issues for more productive solution exchanges with the attorneys of the buyers and sellers. Sample forms such as listing agreements, contracts, offers to purchase and letters of intent are used to describe appropriate approaches and document structure. Become alert to identifying and addressing potential issues early on to reduce broker liability, protect your broker fees and guide your transaction to a successful closing.
Contact TABB State Education Chair, Ed Gonzales, ed@edgonzales.net, 713.446.9021, for more information.
Approved for 4 hours credit towards TABB Board Certified Broker designation. Eligible for TABB member discount.
Michigan Business Brokers Association
Metro Chapter Monthly Meeting
October 7, 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse, 19470 Haggerty Rd., Livonia, MI 48152
Bob Weed, an attorney and long term Metro member will provide an update to status of the recreational and medical marijuana industries in Michigan from a State, County and Municipality level. You will find that Bob is well informed as he has worked as a member of the Detroit City Zoning Board as they put their arms around the opportunities and problems.
