The Small Business Company Concludes Certified Coach Training

San Diego, CA, May 16, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The Small Business Company (OTCBB: SBCO), a provider of solutions for small business, announces it concluded a 5-day Seminar “How to Coach Small Business Owners” in early May. Taught by Master Coach, Terry Ostrowiak, and based on his book “The Greatest Book on Coaching for Small Business,” attendees acquired the powerful skills and tools they need to provide high level professional support to entrepreneurs, whether they are already in business or just starting out. Small business owners can find out first hand by sampling a Free coaching session at www.TheSmallBusinessCompany.com and then sign up for four weekly coaching sessions starting as low as $199.

“Being coached by a SBCO Certified Small Business Coach, based on Terry’s unique and proven principles, allows entrepreneurs access to affordable and invaluable peer-to-peer support for their businesses,” stated David Larson, President/CEO of SBCO. “This style of coaching is unlike anything on the market in that it empowers small business owners and managers to tackle their biggest problems with someone who walks in step with them to find the answers – and achieve results. This group of coaches was remarkable in their rich and diverse backgrounds, but above all else, their desire to help small business owners succeed.”

About The Small Business Company
The Small Business Company provides products and services to small business owners enabling entrepreneurs to improve their existing business or easily start a small or home based business. Through the Company's coaching, interactive CDs and books, small business owners, with limited time and resources, can focus and solve their most pressing problems quickly. For additional information on the Company, please visit www.TheSmallBusinessCompany.com.

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