The historic King Of Prussia Inn
                      King Of Prussia, Pa., 19406

Professional Development Classes At the historic King Of Prussia Inn
Fall 2004

A new opportunity for personal and professional development classes:

Montgomery County Community College in a collaborative partnership with the Montgomery County Chambers Of Commerce, a joint venture of the King of Prussia and Montco Chambers, are offering 3 professional development, non-credit, courses at the historic King Of Prussia Inn this fall. The Inn is centrally located on Bill Smith Boulevard, ¼ mile from the King Of Prussia Mall. Classes are open to anyone but register early! Class size is limited.

This 6 week evening workforce development seminar series features experts from the field with topics to help you successfully start your own business. Included will be overviews of the law of establishment, accounting/bookkeeping practices, advertising/marketing, banking relationships and potential government assistance.

#2004/04 BICST 1080 01 - $214
Wednesday evenings 9/15 to 10/20; 6 sessions; 6 - 8:30PM

This workshop focuses on techniques and practices that should place you in control of your presentations and make you an effective communicator. You will explore other presenting situations that professionals encounter, such as introductions, questions and answers, meeting reports, conference presentations, telephone exchanges and computer assisted teleconferencing.

#2004/04 BIEET 1026 01 - Doug Rosentrater/$349
Thursday 10/7 to 11/4, 5 sessions; 6:30 to 9:30 PM

Project planning isn’t just for big business – small businesses can benefit from practical project planning and management, too. Lean how think about, plan, carry out and evaluate a small short term work project. Office managers, small business owners, executive assistants and anyone who works for a small business and who needs to learn how to manage projects better will benefit.

#2004/04 BIPCT 2062 02 - Molly Joss/$149
Friday 11/12 9AM to 4PM.

The Richard Tilghman Center at the historic King Of Prussia is fully accessible to people with disabilities please note however that the building has been restored utilizing the original 18^th century architecture. Everyone is advised to be aware of low head clearances through out the building.