Entrepreneur Coach Investor Real Estate Investing Expert Business Show Launched
Jan 14, 2021
A wealth coach and investor entrepreneur has launched a new show designed to inspire and encourage business leaders to embrace their entrepreneurial spirit. Latesha Isbell Howard's new show "The Savvy Diva Show" will be available via The Mogul Channel.
Atlanta, United States - January 14, 2021 /PressCable/ —
A wealth coach and real estate investor entrepreneur has launched a new show designed to educate and inspire business leaders to turn their passions into profits. Latesha Isbell Howard’s new show ‘The Savvy Diva Show’ will be available via The Mogul Channel.
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The newly launched show will see Latesha encourage viewers to leverage their business knowledge to take their ideas, projects, and companies to the next level. As a wealth coach
and real estate investor entrepreneur, Latesha is well positioned to help people make the most of the opportunities available to them.
Latesha will utilize the platform to address wealth building strategies and real estate investing tactics. As CEO of Savvy Diva Enterprises, she offers consulting services in
which she assesses her client’s current business operations to help them develop an actionable plan to increase profitability and fundability.
As part of the process, clients gain insight into how lenders and credit providers may view the business to allow them to develop their plan for funding success. The goal is
to ensure that clients set up their business credibly; establish a positive business credit profile and score quickly; obtain vendor, store, fleet, and cash credit in their business name without a personal guaranty; and become more ‘lendable’ by building their
business credit properly.
Other services offered by Savvy Diva Enterprises include a coaching program aimed at individuals interested in real estate investing as a business. Each participant of the coaching program receives access to intensive one-on-one coaching sessions tailored to their needs and knowledge level via weekly one-hour phone calls or virtual meetings for six months.
Her areas of expertise range from real estate wholesaling, fix and flip investing, as well as building business credit and obtaining funding. Latesha leverages her knowledge
and resources to help her coaching clients to invest in real estate utilizing 100% OPM (other people’s money).
In addition, they will learn how to develop a custom business blueprint complete with marketing strategies, processes, recommendations for tools and technology, contracts, and more.
A spokesperson said: “Running a small business is both rewarding and challenging. Savvy Diva Enterprises is here to empower you to do what you do best. We provide you with customized business solutions and the resources you need to help you take your business to the next level.”
Latesha is a stage 3 breast cancer survivor who also speaks about her journey to overcoming cancer with a message of faith and the power of positive thinking.
To find out more, interested parties are invited to visit thesavvydiva.com
Contact Info:
Name: Latesha Isabell Howard
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Organization: The Savvy Diva Enterprises
Address: 730 Peachtree St NE, Ste 570 , Atlanta, GA 30308, United States
Phone: +1-470-518-5111
Website: https://thesavvydiva.com/
Source: PressCable
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