Blog posts tagged with “Managing”
In business, it’s inevitable that sooner or later you won’t get paid for the goods you shipped or services you performed. Or you may have lent money to an employee or your business, but...
NOTE: This blog is by Cassius Butts, SBA Regional Administrator Being a supplier to a large business is a game changer. But, we know that small businesses often lack the capital, skills and...
I came up with the phrase “crystal ball and chain” years ago to describe one predictable barrier to introducing a useful business planning process into an existing small business. The...
The Affordable Care Act includes new health care reform terms used to describe parts of the law that affect small business. Understanding what these terms mean can help both self-...
Interested in greening your business? Today is Earth Day 2013, so what better time to consider ways in which your business can play its part in saving the planet and reaping the cost benefits of...
Going green isn’t just good for the environment—it can be great for your business as well! Companies known for proactive environmental policies often find that their reputation as a green...
One of the most frequently asked questions by prospective business incorporation filers is, “which state should I incorporate in?” It’s a good question and the answer isn’t...
Cash flow is the lifeblood of a business and critical in its growth. Small businesses are hugely dependent on their cash flow, and must either cut costs or scramble to find alternative funding when...
Have you ever wondered how you can get your businesses’ products stocked on the shelves of a large retailer? It does happen, and it’s refreshing to see. For example, my local supermarket...
One of the ways in which the Affordable Care Act helps bring down costs for small employers is through the tax credit available to eligible small businesses that provide health care insurance to...
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by BarbaraWeltman on Thursday, April 25, 2013 - 08:57