March 26, 2020
These are unprecedented times. Fallout from the Coronavirus may have you feeling uncertain, anxious and even a little fearful. But I bet you also feel the urge to take action and protect the things you’ve worked hard to build. One way to do that is by finding the money that keeps your doors open. How can you do that when clients aren’t knocking on the door? Well, the federal and state governments—as well as private funds from companies like Amazon, Facebook, and Google–are providing low- (and zero-) interest loans, grants, and programs. The online HR portal Gusto.com has put together an amazing spreadsheet listing resources state by state which it says it’s updating regularly. It’s good stuff. Download it and take a look. But if you dig in further as I have, you’ll discover — the eligibility requirements are largely aimed at businesses with employees. OR those who can clearly demonstrate that COVID-19 caused the downturn. Plus, you have to show you can pay back the money. Which means … … the MILLIONS of…
Continue ReadingFrom serial entrepreneur and Babble Soft founder/CEO Aruni Gunasegaram is this intriguing post about vetting a business partner online. While I’m more of a hands-on kinda gal and would want to meet a potential partner…
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Read MoreIt took me a couple of read-throughs to get past the jargon (imagine that, and me, a lawyer!), but the golden nugget of advice was worth it. As reported in ITBusiness (Canada), Richard Campitelli,…
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