Category Archives: Starting a Business
Entrepreneurs Stop Managing a Dead Small Business
By Rhonda Campbell Dead things don’t move. Dead things, all by themselves, don’t change. You don’t have to fear any fluctuations with dead things. In fact, you can predict with accuracy where and how dead things will be every second, minute … Continue reading
Taking a Chance on Small Business Grants
In the February 16, 2012 “Conn: 5 Small Businesses to Receive State Grants” article posted at The Street, it was reported that, “Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy says five more small businesses have qualified for state grants to expand their … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Financing Your Business, Growing Business, Starting a Business, Uncategorized, Working With Government Agencies
Tagged federal govenrment grants, finance start up companies, grants create jobs, local government business grants, money for business, money from government, small business grants, state funded business grants, submitting grant proposals, who receives business grants, writing grant proposals
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Preparing to Transition from Business Employee to Successful Employer
By Rhonda Campbell According to the Small Business Administration (SBA) nearly 600,000 new businesses are started each year. Starting your own business is a great way to gain opportunities to use and strengthen your leadership, communication, negotiation and financial management … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Growing Business, Starting a Business
Tagged becoming a business owner, conduct business market research, diverse business opportunities, managing a business, running a business, small business administration, small business plans, successful business employee, successful employer, transition from employee to employer
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