This class is a follow up from our March class and will explore 6 additional things everyone should know when entering a contract. A recording of the first part can be found here

Are you a small business owner who’s ever felt overwhelmed or confused by contracts? Do you sign agreements without fully understanding the implications?

Contracts are vital for businesses to interact with employees, outside contractors, and to provide services. This class will explore 6 additional things everyone should know when entering a contract such as termination, modification, and assignment. This class will demystify the world of contracts and equip you with the essential knowledge you need to protect your business.

At some point in the life of your business, you will probably be faced with having to create or review a contract that will play a role in the operations of your business. Colorado attorney, Will Edwards, is going to help understand best practices for handling contracts as a small business owner.

Meet Our Facilitator: William Edwards

We will be joined by Colorado attorney, William Edwards, to discuss what every business owner should know about contracts. Will is a business attorney with offices in Carbondale and Gunnison, Colorado. Will advises a wide range of business in his practice, including startups, family-owned businesses, and privately held, mid-market businesses operating in multiple states. His practice focuses on business formation, contracts, M&A/transactions, real estate, and fractional general counsel services.

Speaker(s): William Edwards

Callie Koch, West Central SBDC Program Manager

Co-Sponsor(s): Region 10, The Business Cultivator, West Central SBDC