The Entrepreneur's Advisor® takes pride in providing as many free resources to technology

ventures, professional practices and micro-enterprises. It is our firm belief that there are too
many fraudulent advisors taking advantage of the enthusiasm of new entrepreneurs or the
desperation of existing businesses to survive.

General Scope of Services for Entrepreneurs, Micro-

enterprises and Professional Practices
Unfortunately there are times when free advice is not detailed enough. For these situations, The
Entrepreneur's Advisor® offers a variety of guidance packages to help. These include:

1. "Pay-As-You-Think": You may ask questions and/or obtain help featuring no long term
commitment. Initial consultations are free, however questions requiring research on the
part of The Entrepreneur's Advisor or consultations past the first hour can be obtained
using our unique Pay-As-You-Go program. This program is designed to minimize your
cash outlay but answer critical questions to keep you on the right track to success.
2. Project/Implementation Assistance : Includes planning, analysis, hands-on
implementation, turnarounds, growth and exit strategies, work flow analysis, client
management, blog setup/writing training and establishing a Web Presence.
3. Mentoring: The Entrepreneur's Advisor® is an approved mentor with Star-Tec
Technology Enterprise Center in St. Petersburg, Florida as well as The University of
Central Florida in Orlando. Mentoring is available on a monthly retainer basis. When you
choose a mentor relationship with us you are getting access to the full resources of The
Entrepreneur's Advisor®.
4. Board of Directors - Should your company meet our criteria we may accept a Board of
Director appointment.

Why Choose The Entrepreneur's Advisor®

We could give you a list of our qualifications but the reality is, when you are looking for Advisor
or Mentor to help you it is very important that you find someone you can connect with on both a
professional and personal level. If you do not fully trust the person you are asking for help from
then we believe you should walk away and keep searching. This is a two way street. It is the
philosophy of The Entrepreneur's Advisor to only do business with professionals dedicated to
bringing their idea to business fruition yet are open to input from others. We will tell you what
you need to hear, not what you want to hear.
Just as importantly, the advisor you seek should have actual real life entrepreneurial experience
in starting and running a company. This is where we separates ourselves from other
professionals. Outside of their own practice, Accountants, Attorneys, Financial Advisors and
Life Coaches rarely have performed the grunt work necessary to get a new or disruptive
technology ventures off the ground and running. The Entrepreneur's Advisor®, on the other
hand, has done almost every conceivable task in operations or sales and marketing. If you are in
need of an advisor or operations partner ask them how much experience they have in the
following 10 areas:

Ten Areas Mentors Should Have Experience With

1. Completing a financial budget from the ground up, including start up capital, cash flow
management and banking.
2. Researching and creating business and strategic plans. Do they have both the
education and the real world experience to help.
3. Their knowledge of Intellectual Capital, Intellectual Property and Intellectual Assets.
Includes their ability to develop new markets for IP.
4. Actual operations and sales experience at all levels especially the front lines. Start up
companies need real help not Ivory Tower armchair quarter backing.
5. Cleaning their own office. This may sound dumb, but you want someone not afraid to
get their hands dirty.
6. Customer service or exceeding customer expectations.
7. How they have created a fun work environment in the past. New companies can not
afford to have turnover and must have the right environment to attract great talent.
8. Handling adversity. Do they thrive on the challenge of a changing environment or do
they get discouraged when things don't go quite as well as planned?
9. Hiring and firing people or other HR related functions such as payroll, risk management
or benefit administration.
10. The use of technology. Whether it is the web for internet marketing or familiarity of
computers that enables them to help plan technology use.

The preceding list was not meant to be all inclusive, but it should help you define what you are
looking for. More importantly, the preceding list will eliminate the vast majority of people
looking for a percentage of your company for lame advice. With the Entrepreneur's Advisor®
your company gets the real deal.

Lets talk - tell us a little about your needs.