Monroe LA Tax Preparation & Software Training Program Announced By Mashi Epting

Aug 25, 2023

Monroe, LA - Multi-faceted business mogul Mashi Epting announces her newly updated mentorship and business management services. While she works with executives and professionals from all industries, she specializes in the healthcare and tax software sectors.

Monroe, United States - August 25, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Mashi Epting renews her commitment to helping underserved communities improve their financial literacy and business management skills with her newly updated mentorship programs. In particular, Mashi works with clients in the healthcare and tax software industries.

More details can be found at https://whoismashi.com/

Mashi uses her personal experience in designing her custom mentorship programs. As a teenage mother raised in one of the most poverty-stricken neighborhoods in Monroe, LA, Mashi understands how a lack of opportunity can affect one’s career path. She worked harder than her peers and graduated from prestigious universities to achieve her master's degree to become a well-respected business mogul. She is now committed to helping others from less privileged backgrounds achieve success in their specific fields.

Following the announcement, Mashi explains that her custom mentorship programs combine guidance, motivational speaking, and providing opportunities and services, such as tax preparation, business formation and management assistance, and web development. Mashi works one-on-one with each client to design a mentorship strategy plan that addresses their unique needs.

Those who still are unsure about personalized mentorship may attend one of Mashi’s regular Money Talk Conferences, called “Business 101: A 60-Day Success Training”, which is a comprehensive business training program.

Aside from her main business, Mashi also runs a 501(C)-servant leadership nonprofit called “May She Outreach”. Within this organization, Mashi teaches leaders of all business sizes and industries how to serve and lead for change. She explains that leadership is far more than just managing employees; rather, it is the embodiment of assertive action for the betterment of one’s community.

Mashi is also a highly sought-after motivational speaker. She will be conducting a series of tours from September to November, with the first stop being in Houston on September 17, 2023.

Mashi writes, “Why do you need mentorship with me? My mentorship caters to business-minded individuals seeking knowledge on taxes, marketing, business development, and other aspects of running a successful business. My company has grown from its humble beginnings by building and supporting other businesses, and now is a trusted provider of tax preparation services.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://whoismashi.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Mashi Epting
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Organization: Mashi Epting LLC
Address: 1011 N 9th Street, Monroe, Louisiana 71201, United States
Phone: +1-318-538-4761
Website: https://www.whoismashi.com/

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