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  • Robinson Aquino’s Small Business Sessions: The Small Business Money Game

    lala books @ 189 Market St, Lowell, MA, 01852, United States

    Don’t miss this lunch & business growth conversation with Robinson Aquino, author of The Small-Business Money Game at lala books in downtown Lowell. Robinson Aquino's Small Business Sessions: The Small Business Money Game Join Robinson Aquino, financial advisor turned founder and author of The Small-Business Money Game, for free lunch and a conversation about what actually drives small business growth. Rob spent his career helping entrepreneurs read their own numbers, and in this session he'll walk through the ideas from his book that matter most for owners trying to break past a plateau. You'll learn the Moneyball Strategy, a way to make decisions based on data instead of gut instinct. You'll hear about the Breakpoint Ladder, the eight plateaus most businesses hit on the way from zero to twenty five million in revenue, and what it actually takes to get through each one. And you'll walk away with a clearer sense of how financial clarity turns into freedom, both in the business and outside of it. This isn't a lecture. Bring your questions. Bring your numbers if you want feedback. Rob will be there to talk through what's actually happening in your business and where you might be getting stuck. Lunch is on us. Come sit down and talk shop.

  • Views from the Trolley

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    Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center @ 246 Market St, Lowell, MA 01852, USA, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852, United States

    All aboard! Journey through downtown Lowell on a historic trolley for a guided tour along the rails to view Lowell's canal system and several of the gatehouse structures that powered Lowell's factories. Riders can play a round of 'gatehouse bingo' along the way or enjoy the views as a ranger and Sidney the Squirrel share the history of these important structures. All ages welcome! Tours will be offered Sunday, October 4 and Sunday October 11. The tour will begin at 10am at the Visitor Center (246 Market Street) and last 1.5 hours, ending at the Boott Cotton Mills Museum (115 John Street), with a special route that will span the entire trolley track system. The tour is free, but space is limited; Registration is required. Please call 978-970-5000 to reserve your spot today!