Costing, pricing and the break-even point
Event Information
About this event
Within this workshop we will explore the key elements of costing, pricing and the breakeven point and its application within your business. We will run through all that your business needs to know when exploring these core disciplines through both a range of activities and advisor delivery:
This session will cover:
The different types of costs
Pricing Strategies
Your Price Positioning
The Breakeven Point
Sensitivity Analysis
Please note that this workshop is being delivered by our sister brand, Outset and is not exclusive to women.
Am I eligible for this workshop?
These workshops are being provided by the Accelerating Women’s Enterprise Programme which is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). before booking this workshop, please check that you live or your business start-up is based within the Interreg region marked in blue on this map - click here to view
Booking is essential as places are limited to ensure maximum learning and benefit for each participant. Please ensure that if you are unable to attend the session, that you let us know so that we can move this place to another participant.
Please be advised that while the workshop is free of charge, we will ask you to fill in a registration form and session feedback form.
Instructions for joining the Zoom workshop will be emailed to you nearer the date, but if you have not received these instructions by 24 hours before the start of the workshop, please check your junk mail folder. We also recommend that you set up a rule in your email to ensure that all emails from info@acceleratingwomensenterprise.uk go to your inbox rather than your junk folder.
Organiser OutsetCIC / Accelerating Women's Enterprise
Organiser of Costing, pricing and the break-even point
Outset CIC is currently delivering the Accelerating Women’s Enterprise (AWE) programme, which is a collaborative project to help women living in some of the regions either side of the English Channel to increase their personal skills and develop their business ideas and knowledge. We will support women through new training workshops, face to face advice, mentoring and online learning, all developed specifically for women.
AWE is supported by the Interreg France (Channel) England Programme, who are contributing €2,641,184.73 of European Regional Development Funds, and which aims to address economic and social issues in regions on either side the Channel.
Through this collaborative, cross-border approach, we seek to improve the quality and effectiveness of support to socially or economically disadvantaged and under-represented groups and to address the gender imbalance in entrepreneurship.
