Are Arizona Businesses Prepared to Thrive in the New Economy?

Are Arizona Businesses Prepared to Thrive in the New Economy?

Local management consultants align to present The High Cost of Doing Nothing conference

to inform and prepare state businesses for future success.

PHOENIX, AZ (March 22, 2011) – Arizona business owners and executives looking to better understand what the new economy means to them and how to emerge as an industry leader, should consider attending the Arizona Chapter of The Institute of Management Consultants (IMC) The High Cost of Doing Nothing conference.

In a business expo and interactive workshops from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wed., April 20, 2011, the event will engage several expert regional management consultants to explain how maintaining the status quo in the new economy will cost businesses in the long run.

"The sessions will cover key management and growth issues, such as employee relations, demystifying marketing, diversification, and other key issues to help sustain a business in today’s evolving environment. Attendees should expect to gain practical solutions to improve business performance,” said Douglas J. Zogby, a local business consultant and former IMC AZ president.

The High Cost of Doing Nothing will be held at the Desert Willow Conference Center, 4340 East Cotton Center Boulevard, Phoenix, AZ 85040.

For more information about attending, sponsoring and/or exhibiting at The High Cost of Doing Nothing conference, visit www.imcaz.org or contact the Marketing Chair Douglas Zogby at dzogby@gotgameconsulting.com or mailto:chair@confabusa.org.

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