Entrepreneur Goals for the New Year
Most of you have probably made New Year’s resolutions aimed at improving yourselves. But what about your businesses? You haven’t made any? No problem. This article on Inc. offers some great suggestions that could help any entrepreneur, including: Improve Your SEO Some... read more2015 Trends That Will Influence Small Businesses
Getting a small business off the ground is challenging enough. Keeping up with every new trend, technological advance and social media tool can make anyone’s head spin. With that in mind, we scoured the Web for some expert analysis on factors for entrepreneurs to look... read moreEntrepreneurship Can Start at Any Age
Once upon a time, a teen with an entrepreneurial streak had few options: babysitting, mowing yards or maybe a paper route. These days, young people are designing clothing lines, designing apps and creating other businesses before they finish – or even start high... read moreMicroloans Can Help Businesses in a Low-Income Area
Many entrepreneurs take out bank loans or maybe even max out credit cards to launch their businesses. But what if you can’t get a loan and don’t have credit cards. Microloans can be a lifesaver for budding entrepreneurs who don’t have access to traditional financing.... read moreThe Benefits to Being a Boss
You dream of starting a business, but you have no experience. Not a problem. In fact, it might be an advantage. Take Ariel Nelson and Lane Gerson. The friends just raised $9 million for their men’s footwear company, Jack Erwin, featured in this Entrepreneur article.... read moreBusiness Lessons from the Grinch
There is much wisdom to be gained from the Grinch. It’s that time of year when Dr. Seuss’ iconic character is frequently on TV, in the all-time classic 1966 cartoon How the Grinch Stole Christmas. And his annual re-emergence got us to thinking about some of his... read moreDavid R. Kiger is the founder and Executive Chairman of Worldwide Express, a diversified global logistics company based in Dallas, TX. David started the company with $5,000 of his own money in 1995 and led it to become one of the largest of its kind in the US with current sales in excess of $750 million.
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