Tom Dorr
Tom Dorr is director of Western’s Small Business Development Center . Before coming to Western, Dorr owned and managed small businesses ranging from start-ups to turnarounds. In 2007 he received the prestigious “The Ron Battles Award” from the Washington State Small Business Development Center for his commitment to client service, innovation and continuous improvement. He has been a member of the “5 Million Dollar Club” for his role in bringing more than $5 million in investments to our local economy. He also was honored as a member of the “100 Jobs Club,” which recognizes individuals directly involved with saving or creating 100 or more jobs. Dorr also serves on the St. Luke’s Foundation Board and is invited to speak to numerous business and community groups throughout the United States annually.
Avoiding the Dilbert Principles: How to Survive as a Small Business
Managing a small business in today’s world of growing competition is more of a challenge than ever before. The keys for survival and growth are often overlooked by the small business owner and manager. Business expert Tom Dorr discusses how to avoid the common pitfalls of managing your business, the benefits of developing a business plan, and the need for periodic “wellness” checks.
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