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Getting Ready to Seek Investors
By: John Vinturella
Entrepreneurial ventures are constantly in the market for new capital. Experienced entrepreneurs realize that the financing of companies is done in stages
Equity Raising Strategies, Myths, and Cold, Hard Facts
By: John Vinturella
Start-ups and early stage companies are generally not attractive to institutional investors. Even in today's favorable climate, start-ups are basically
Catching in a Pitch Meeting: The Key to Listening
By: David B. Adams
The tendency to start a business development meeting talking about yourself and your firm is a natural one - but one that should be done selectively,
How To Market Speciality Services
By: Debbie LaChusa
Marketing a specialty service is not that different than marketing any other type of product or service. The first thing you need to do is the very same
Bottles! Bottles! Everywhere! One Man's Junk is Another Man's Fortune
By: John T Jones, Ph.D.
From the Eye of the Potato: How complicated does a business have to be anyway? Well, here's how I got started when I was just a snot-nosed kid.Paul Henderson
Get the Job You Want
By: Kenneth Hoffman
Every lifetime has its crossroads. Some happen to you and others you can control. Looking for a new job is one of the latter. It may seem that your
Are You A Lone Ranger? Why Going It Alone as a Business Consultant is Not Always a Good Investment
By: Beverley Hamilton
I work with people who have left the corporate world and have established or want to establish themselves as Independent Business Consultants (IBC) in
Financial Strategies for Transitioning from Salaried to Solo
By: Nina Ham
7 Financial Strategies for Transitioning from Salaried to SoloA 40’s something woman was talking to me the other day about her growing sense of frustration
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By: John Vinturella
In his book, The Road Ahead, Bill Gates of Microsoft writes of “friction-free capitalism” made possible by developments in communications, chief among
An Entrepreneur's Challenge
By: Jan Verhoeff
Living in the twilight zone has its advantages. In the early days of starting my business, I found the limitations of living in a rural area to be restrictive.
Enterprising Route is to Go Your Own Way
By: Brian Burns
DON’T talk to me about education for entrepreneurs. They’re pouring far too much public money into it already - not counting the millions some well-known
Could a Non-Profit Structure Be Right for Your Business?
By: Jillian Coleman Wheeler
If you have a business idea, or an idea for a servicefor your community, there's one decision you must makeearly on: are you going to structure your
Oil Change Guys History; Part II
By: Lance Winslow
Franchise companies are not born they are made and when studying the history of franchise companies, it is amazing how similar they really are. To continue
Business Start Up Tips From Some Hearty Entrepreneurs
By: Susan Kay Thompson
When’s the last time someone asked you: “What's new?”If you're starting or growing a business, an e-business, or a web site, the answer is: "Everything!”
How Entrepreneurs Succeed - The 5 Qualities Needed For Business Success
By: Rhiannon Williamson
What is it that sets a successful businessperson apart from an average businessperson? Is it down to pure and simple luck, or is it all about having
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