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Seminar designed to help local business owners

The class will focus on expansion strategies

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A seminar designed to teach business growth strategies will be held Wednesday, July 20, from 8:30 to 11 a.m., at Vancouver’s Pacific Continental Bank, as a part of Washington State University-Vancouver’s Business Growth MAP Alliance forum.

WSU-V Executive in Residence Doug Steck will discuss the key elements a business needs to have in place to expand. The session will be interactive; participants should bring their laptop computers, tablets and smart phones.

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