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Tag Archives: Business Plans
Show Us the Money!
There seems to be some confusion in the Trump camp about whether they should put lower taxes or affordable health care at the top of their agenda. For us, as representatives of the small business community (and we’re on the … Continue reading
Posted in economic policy, Entrepreneurship, Hiring, taxes
Tagged Business Plans, donald trump, Entrepreneur, Finance, obamacare, Personnel, sales hiring, smallbiztrends.com
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Hail and Farewell
This is an old Navy term that connotes the changing of command, and it’s about the nicest thing I could say regarding the departure of Barry and the Gangsters. Farewell to Little Barry. Thank God that we only have to … Continue reading
Posted in ceo, company culture, donald trump, economic policy, Finance, taxes, trade
Tagged Business Plans, donald trump, Entrepreneur, Finance, Growth
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What Carrier Really Means
OK, the Donald went to bat for the Carrier workers, and good for all. We can probably expect more of this as managements rebalance balance all of their stakeholder interests. We had sent a tersely worded text to our buddies … Continue reading
Posted in ceo, company culture, customer service, donald trump, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Hiring, Marketing, trade
Tagged Business Plans, carrier, Customer Service, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Finance, Innovation, Leadership
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Trump Victory Shakes Businesses ?
Business has nothing to fear from a Trump administration, but maybe some big bureaucracies do. Continue reading
Posted in donald trump, economic policy, Entrepreneurship, taxes, trade
Tagged Business Plans, economics, Entrepreneur, Finance, Growth, Leadership, trade
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SMB Comments on 9/16 Repub Debate
Well, after sifting through all the snark, we have a few comments about the debate (we’re going to be so presumptious to speak for SMBs): 1. Aside from Trump and Fiorina, it doesn’t seem to us that the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing
Tagged Business Plans, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Leadership, obama, Personnel, small biz trends
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Bimbo Boo-boos
No, this isn’t mistakes by ladies of the night. Bimbo Bread, which used to be based in Mexico, has been quietly buying up a lot of old line bakery names, such as Orowheat, Thomas (English muffins), Boboli (pizza flats), Enteman’s … Continue reading
Should You Drain Your 401(k) to Start a Business
The short answer is, no. No because you shouldn’t put all your eggs in your business basket, because it could fail. However, your 401(k) is a good source of funds. But, money.cnn.com ran a good article this week about using … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Finance, taxes
Tagged Business Plans, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, Finance
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Entrepreneurs: You’re More Important Than Your Business Plan
This was a post published by Harvard Business Review, which is a little surprising, given the stature a business plan occupies around Harvard. However, our own experience confirms what Harvard is saying: when funding, v.c.’s will look more at the … Continue reading
Building Value – The Inconsequential Business Owner
All owners understand (at some level anyway) that they will someday leave the businesses they have created. Let’s assume for a moment that tomorrow you leave your business permanently. If you are an Inconsequential Owner, your exit will have no … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Finance, Marketing
Tagged business advisor, business owner, Business Plans, exit planning, exit planning arizona
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Staying Committed to Your Business Plan?
After reading a blog this week about staying committed to your business plan, which appeared to be directed at early startups, I thought I’d comment on the situation. 1. How are you doing to your goals of being at x … Continue reading