The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) announced tthey will be bringing to Georgia the exclusive two-day Advanced Entrepreneurship training for CEOs on building technology companies. The event will be held at the Simpsonwood Conference Center in Norcross on November 14th and 15th and up to three scholarships will be awarded to deserving entrepreneurs based on merit.

This is the second annual event in Georgia and is exclusively for CEOs and entrepreneurs. Twelve different business improvement systems will be taught that can help almost any company grow faster. These have been developed by distilling down the best ideas and systems from many experienced entrepreneurs and from the top business books of the last two decades. The resulting integrated system for growing companies can cut many years off the learning curve of new entrepreneurs and experienced CEOs.

Mr. Robert Norton, a CEO since 1989 and serial entrepreneur who has grown two companies to over $100 million in sales developed all the material and systems taught. He is a leading authority on entrepreneurship and said: “Through this event we help CEOs cut years of their learning curve and grow their companies faster with less risk. Our goal is to transfer proven experience from top business experts who have ‘done it’, to those brave souls that are now trying to build a company in a way they can apply it immediately after the seminar.”

Tino Mantella, President of TAG said: “We are please to sponsor this event to help our members and other local companies grow faster, attract capital and reduce the inherent risks of any growth company. We will continue to provide practical training and attract the talent needed to support our developing companies here in Georgia and to drive additional economic growth.”

Less than 5% of new companies are successful at significant long-term growth and job creation and only about 10% of well financed venture capital backed companies grow enough to go public. A top reason for company failure, or stagnation, is that CEOs must learn on the job by trial and error. An entrepreneur must master many skills to build a company and continue to learn throughout their career. They must also understand what they don’t know to cover these areas with the experience of other management team members.

To apply for a scholarship fax your business summary and CEO’s resume to (801) 672-9640. More information at: www.Tagonline.org and www.CLevelBootCamp.com.