New Ideas for a Better Business Workshop April 24

DELHI — Western Catskills Community Revitalization Council, Inc. (WCCRC) is hosting a business workshop with David Madie, founder and CEO of GrowthWheel International, and co-founder of Bovina Center  Montessori School, titled New Ideas for a Better Business: Getting a 360° View on Your Business and a  Plan to Grow It. The workshop, using the internationally recognized GrowthWheel Framework, will be  held Thursday, April 24, 2025 from 5 to 6:30 pm at the E-Center, 5 ½ Main Street, Delhi, NY 13753.  This workshop is free, but advanced registration is recommended.  

Whether you wish to launch a new product, enter a new market, or increase your business income, this  workshop will equip you with the tools and confidence to move forward. The workshop is tailored to small business owners, startup founders, nonprofit leaders, and business advisors who want a structured  approach to growth and decision-making. Participants will get a copy of the 360° Business Canvas, a personalized 30-60-90 Day Growth Plan, and a better understanding of where to focus for the greatest  impact.  

Using the internationally recognized GrowthWheel Framework, this workshop will guide participants  through a four-step Growth Plan process:

1. Get the Big Picture 

Clarify your business with a 360° view to understand your Business Concept, Organization,  Customer Relations, and Operations 

2. Focus on What Matters Most 

Make a 360° assessment of strength and opportunities and identify focus areas for growth 

3. Know the Destination 

Define your aspirations and ambitions by articulating a clear vision for what success looks like in  your business 

4. Plan the Next Step 

Build a 30-60-90 days with specific, achievable steps tailored to your unique business needs 

This workshop is sponsored by Bovina Center Montessori School and Delaware County Chamber of  Commerce.  

To register, email sdavid@westerncatskills.org.  

Through its commitment to rural preservation and community revitalization, WCCRC strives to increase access to housing, support businesses, and help entrepreneurs succeed. Working with strategic partners,  business groups, civic organizations, financial institutions, and municipalities, WCCRC aims to  facilitate access to funding and mentorship opportunities. To learn more, visit westerncatskills.org.