Brian’s engaging story telling is a rare gift that makes for workshops and seminars that are both memorable and understandable.
Brian’s personal self employment experience dates back to 1974 when at age 16 he started painting houses. Since then he has owned a consignment store, an ice business, a financial planning practice and now a business training company. Since May of 2002 Brian has been working for Northern Opportunities for Business Limited as a business analyst. In this role he has enjoyed the privilege of coaching and supporting entrepreneurs looking for financial assistance as they reach for new business heights. The role has provided the opportunity to engage with hundreds entrepreneurs in dozens of industries. He has helped plumbers, restaurateurs, consultants and web designers,and many different businesses, from welding to wool.
His diverse exposure and personal experience provides a wealth of knowledge to draw on that makes for presentations that are uniquely applicable and engaging. After twenty years of small business seminars Brian’s entrepreneurial spirit easily rubs off and energizes anybody at his events.
Brian Patton
About Brian Patton
I recently attended a Sage 50, 40 hour course being facilitated by Chris Lewis of Chris Lewis Business Solutions. Located and sponsored through NOBL and CBDC New Glasgow.
I found the course and content to be very useful to me in a way that gave me the confidence to start a business plan for a small business in Bookkeeping.
Chris Lewis is very knowledgeable in the field of accounting and business and facilitated the program very well and professional. He gave more than anticipated tips and tricks of the trade which will also be very useful to me being new to the business world.
It is a great opportunity in my opinion to attend such courses being offered; especially for free. These courses can run you anywhere from $1500 to $2500 depending on the institution. I would like to attend more courses like this to keep my skills up to date and to gain more knowledge of the business world.
Corinna Reynolds