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10,000 women. 150 speakers. Eight speaking stages. Two days. One visionary. This is the recipe for dynamic business growth spearheaded by Michelle Patterson, Executive Director of the California Women’s Conference and founder/CEO of EventComplete. The California Women’s Conference is North America’s largest working women’s conference, taking place in Long Beach, CA on September 23 and […]
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From the BlawgIt blog of Iowa patent attorney Brent Trout comes this helpful post on the legal pitfalls of social networking. Many entrepreneurial bloggers use their blogs as an opportunity for product reviews. What’s not always known is that bloggers occasionally get paid for those product reviews. It make a difference, doesn’t it–knowing whether a […]
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The article screams “ICU Nurse Finds Joy (and Money) Launching Skin Care Line!” Alright, maybe it doesn’t scream, but it is 4am and I can’t sleep. My mind revs like a car in neutral. I go into the bathroom, where I keep my stash of light reading (“light” as in not hard news, law, or […]
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Thanks go to Lindsay Eisenhut for pointing me to Prendismo.com. They have a number of short videos on aspects of business partnerships. Topics include: Partnership benefits Challenges and pitfalls Friends and family Ownership Trust Check it out!
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Q.: I recently started a limited liability company but have not purchased a company with it yet. I also haven’t set up any credit accounts or bank account for it. My goal is to establish good business credit, which may in part assist me in purchasing a business. Would undergoing a business name change for […]
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You may not know it by name, but you’ve probably experienced it before. You order a book from a website such as Amazon.com and then get a little popup ad. Or you’re redirected to a page that says, “Nina, if you liked Where the Wild Things Are, you might also like these others books/CDs, etc. . […]
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Over the past two years, the small business environment has changed dramatically. This year’s New York Times Small Business Summit in NYC on Sept. 23 will explore the next steps of social media marketing and how best to navigate a new economic and legislative landscape. The event is sponsored by OPEN/American Express, and the 2010 […]
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I’ll be speaking to Dawn Fotopulos‘s FastTrac class (part of the Levin Institute) next Wednesday the 22nd on the subject of “Protecting Your Intellectual Property — Online and Off.” It’s a big, delicious, meaty topic–much like a succulent sirloin steak (apologies to any vegetarians)–with lots to chew on. I could cover: What are the different […]
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According to CNNMoney.com last week, the NFL Network and Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN are in talks about forming a partnership. A deal could end a long standoff between the league and cable carriers, some of whom said the NFL was asking them to pay too much for its programming; the NFL-owned channel has reportedly struggled […]
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After so many horror stories and cautionary tales, I thought I’d share a tale of “happily ever after.” I had the opportunity to read Robert’s new book, Young Guns: The Fearless Entrepreneur’s Guide to Chasing Your Dreams and Breaking Out on Your Own, and to interview him for my Making It Legal blog. Well, you […]
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Taking on a business partner is not a decision to be made lightly. It’s much like getting married. With the tools provided to you in The Entrepreneur’s Prenup you will always have the partnership guidance you need, regardless of where you are in your partnership process.
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