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Business Startup: From Idea to Empire	Ready to turn your business idea into a reality? Join "Business Startup: From Idea to Empire" and dive into the essentials of startup success! Explore effective working styles, test and refine your ideas, craft compelling marketing strategies, and master revenue and financial fundamentals. This hands-on course provides the tools and insights you need to launch confidently and thrive in today’s competitive market. Don’t just dream it—build it!
Canva: Intermediate	Take your Canva® skills to the next level in this extended class designed for users with basic experience. You’ll dive into advanced tools and techniques, including typography, color theory, image editing, custom templates, and Canva’s AI features like Magic Write and text-to-image. Along the way, you’ll apply design principles to real-world projects, complete an at-home assignment, and leave with the skills to create polished, professional-quality graphics.
Chad Cargill ACT Workshop	Do you need a few points on your ACT? Join Chad Cargill for this practical, hands-on instructional seminar. While in high school, Chad took the ACT 18 times and raised his score from a 19 to a 32. This seminar covers what will be on the test and how to master the techniques. It covers general ideas about the ACT as a whole and the individual sections of English, Math, Reading, and Science. This seminar is not a practical test. Seating is limited. Enroll now.
Cherokee Strip Business Model Competition	The Cherokee Strip Business Model Competition is designed to encourage new and early businesses to grow in Enid and to get a head start through annual awards up to $30,000. The competition is a joint effort for economic development with between Autry Technology Center, Enid Public Schools, Northern Oklahoma College, and Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Open to any concept and/or business less than five years old with plans to grow in the Enid trade area, the competition involves businesses submitting business plans followed by three phases of judging. The competition guidelines are available on the Autry website and the Strate Center for Business Development.
Cherokee Strip Business Model Competition Informational Meeting	Come join us to go over the rules and regulations for entering our business model competition.
Cherokee Strip Business Model Competition Workshop	Required workshop for clients submitting their business plan in the competition.
Cliftons Strengths Lunch & Learn	Join us for an overview of CliftonStrengths 34. You will receive an access code to complete before the class. CliftonStrengths 34 offers a comprehensive insight into your unique talent profile, derived from your responses to the CliftonStrengths assessment. Upon completion of the online assessment, you will gain access to personalized reports, interactive learning tools, and other valuable resources. These materials not only highlight your natural strengths but also provide tools to develop further and leverage your talents to achieve your fullest potential. By delving deeper into your talents and understanding your full CliftonStrengths profile, you can enhance your performance at work and in various aspects of your life allowing you to pave the way for success.
CO.STARTERS Get Started Business Workshop	Built on the CO.STARTERS model, this three-hour workshop helps participants work together to explore their ideas through the CO.STARTERS Canvas, learn how to refine their models through meaningful customer feedback, and define next steps.
Coffee & Connections: Small Business Roundtable	Join us every Thursday at 2 PM at DaVinci’s Central in Enid, OK for a welcoming, informal gathering of small business owners, supporters, and aspiring entrepreneurs. This free event is your chance to network, share challenges, and discover solutions with others who understand the journey of small business. Whether you own a business, offer small business support, or are thinking about starting one, you’re invited to pull up a chair, grab a coffee, and connect!
Conflict Resolution Strategies (OLT)	Online Course where learners who successfully complete this course will demonstrate knowledge of how to dispute causes, potential dispute consequences, general types of conflict resolution programs, Thomas-Kilmann categories of conflict coping strategies, common bargaining styles and their benefits, and methods for practicing negotiation and mediation in the workplace. This course is designed to help managers, supervisors and HR professionals create conflict resolution strategies for their workplace.
Conversations for Connection	Discover Gallup’s 12 research-backed questions (Q12) that uncover what employees need to feel motivated, valued, and connected at work. This session unpacks each question to show how they can spark meaningful conversations, strengthen teams, and create a positive workplace culture. You’ll leave with practical tools to build trust, improve communication, and boost engagement.
Dealing with Difficult People	Based on the works of social psychologists and business consultants, this 3-week workshop offers an opportunity to learn basic reasons that communication difficulties arise and conflict resolution strategies for dealing with those behaviors when they are directed at you. Classroom experiences will help prepare you to use the strategy in the the"real world."
Death by Meeting	Today, we’re diving into Death by Meeting, Patrick Lencioni’s game-changing book on transforming meetings from dull and draining to engaging and productive. If you’ve ever felt like meetings are a waste of time—or worse, a source of frustration—you’re not alone. Lencioni offers a fresh perspective on how to structure meetings to drive real results, using storytelling and practical strategies. Grab your lunch, settle in, and let’s explore how we can make meetings something we actually look forward to!
Developing a Business Plan	Learn the eight parts of a business plan and what to consider when writing one. Create a blueprint or first draft of a business plan. This is a free class to the community.
Digital Body Language	Like our in-person physical body language, digital body language concerns the subtle cues that signal things like your attitude, level of engagement, intentions and expectations. We send these messages by email, text, on the phone or in a video call to name a few of the modes of digital communication. The way in which you communicate digitally says a lot about you. However, digital body language is more difficult to grasp and interpret than physical body language, which inevitably leads to misunderstandings. For effective communication in the workplace, it’s important to learn how to control your own, as well as your team’s digital body language. You can preread the book Digital Body Language by Erica Dhawan although not required. Feel free to bring your lunch to class.

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Business Management & Leadership Not Currently Scheduled