Keys to Success: Advice for Small Business Owners
So you’ve come up with an idea for a small business. You’ve mapped it out. You’re confident in your business plan, and everything is lollipops and rainbows. But you have a thousand questions on how to actually get it all rolling. This is where getting advice from the... read moreThe Future of SMB Funding
What is the future of small business funding? According to an article by Marc Prosser, companies like FundBox, OnDeck, and Fundera have been able to generate a large amount of money in a short amount of time for primarily two reasons. “They are as much technology... read moreWhat a Business Owner Can Learn from Gamification Techniques
What helps build a brand? Loyal customers who keep coming back, who they let their devotion be known. But it’s hard when, especially given the nature of the Internet, to find those kinds of customers when the competition is extremely tight. You want your customers to... read moreDealing with Micro-Inequities in the Workplace
“Micro-inequities” might not be a common term used by some business owners, but it describes something that often happens in the workplace. The usage of the term goes back to 1973 and it comes from Mary Rowe, who was the president and chancellor of MIT.... read moreHow to Foster Workplace Diversity
We might not have any choices in the people we’re related to, but we do have a choice with the people we hire. We might not get along all the time, but what’s most important is that our job gets done. Workplace diversity, as pointed out in this article by Eric... read more
Some Useful Tax Reminders for Small Businesses
Taxes are a part of life. And for a small business owner, they are a major part of running a business. Sometimes taxes, especially the fear of penalties, feel like they’re zapping all your strength in successfully running what you created from the ground up. Despair... 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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