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"In terms of talents and skill sets, our
industry has the most diverse dealer population of any on the
face of the planet. From artisans to craftsmen, designers to
sales people, young entrepreneurs to business savvy
executives, the skills required to successfully manage these
businesses are enormously varied and complex.
The most essential skills, and often the most difficult to
obtain, involve managing cash and marketing your business.
Without these skills many have found themselves unable to cope
with the challenges of our current economy, and have been
forced to make very difficult decisions. With these skills,
however, many are taking advantage of their less experienced
competitors and are positioning their businesses to not only
survive, but to thrive.
I am unaware of any other source of business education so
specifically focused to the needs of kitchen and bath dealers.
What the SEN Design Group has developed in this one day
business seminar is as efficient and concise as it gets. Now
more than ever I highly recommend that everyone owning or
managing a kitchen and bath dealership invest the time to
attend."
- Larry Stokes,
Executive Vice President
Dura Supreme, Inc.
“I wanted to thank you for your hospitality and
the hospitality of your entire staff while I was in Chapel Hill
earlier this week attending the Design Associate Boot Camp.
I enjoyed the class and learned a lot about the
cabinet business and picked up some great ideas that I hope to
implement soon, so that Daniel Lumber can be more profitable.
Thank you. I noted this in my survey, but wanted
to re-iterate the fact that I enjoyed the fast paced full days. So
many seminars, including many of the NKBA seminars that I have
attended, are way too drawn out and too much emphasis is spent on
how much partying was done the night before. This was one of the
best seminars that I have attended, and one that I really felt that
I got my money’s worth. As an owner, it makes me more willing to
send employees thru these classes because I will be getting my
employees trained rather than an extra paid vacation.”
-Ross Daniel
Daniel Kitchen & Bath Savannah, GA
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