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Some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various small business, tech, marketing, HR, and career tips. GSA @USGSADo you have a small business interested in doing business with the federal government? Learn more on how to get started from @GSAOSBU! https://go.usa.gov/xPfRd #shopsmall SCORE Mentors @SCOREMentorsHave you considered using credit to help […]
CNY Tweets – November 26, 2018
Some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various small business, social media, HR, career, and personal tips. SCORE Mentors @SCOREMentorsOur new infographic reveals that #millennial #womenentrepreneurs start businesses because they see an opportunity, while #babyboomers are motivated by necessity. Learn more — http://ow.ly/Yx8130myQWa SBA @SBAgovGet tips for choosing the right retirement
Crack the Prospect Code to Win More Sales
Why do so many meetings with prospects fizzle out and go nowhere? Is it just the way it is, so we should just accept it? Or, is it possible that our “this is what went wrong” explanations are merely excuses for failing to turn prospects into customers? As sure as Friday is pizza night, salespeople
Four Tactics to Help Attract and Retain Manufacturing Talent
Attracting and retaining top talent for the manufacturing industry is more challenging than ever. Employment is up, the U.S. unemployment rate is near historic lows, and Baby Boomers are reaching retirement age and exiting the workforce. The global supply of high-skill workers is not keeping up with demand, and, according to the McKinsey Global Institute,
In support of Cornell’s North Campus residential expansion
I recently] spoke at the City of Ithaca’s Planning Board meeting, at its second of two public hearings (so far), in support of Cornell’s North Campus residential expansion project. Because speakers were limited to 90 seconds (due to the high number of speakers anticipated), I had to submit most of my comments to the board in writing.
Starting a Business — It’s Not for the faint of heart
So much these days is written about entrepreneurship, but perhaps too little is written about the entrepreneur. What is an entrepreneur exactly? In fact the word itself has seen dramatically increasing popularity in recent years, probably due in large part to colleges adopting entrepreneurship programs of study. But how do we define entrepreneur in dictionary
5 Ways CEOs Can Change Behaviors to Lead More Efficiently
In business, the adage “it starts at the top” can prompt an uncomfortable question: “Can the boss finish what he or she started?” Many CEOs and entrepreneurs wrestle with this challenge, with both short- and long-term implications. Meanwhile, a disconnect develops between the CEO’s initial big-picture vision for the company and its seemingly sporadic execution
On Small Business Saturday Nov. 24: Get Out and Shop Small
Just eight years ago American Express created Small Business Saturday, a day that encourages consumers across the country to shop small. Since becoming a co-sponsor of the event in 2011, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has seen the impressive impact Small Business Saturday has on small businesses and their local economies nationwide. According to
Sales Secrets from the Competitive Sports Arena
Some popular products seem to sell themselves, but the reality is the success began with a process. The same is true in the business of professional sports, a $60 billion a year industry where some franchises grow into monster brands. Sales managers in many industries sometimes use sports themes in their coaching — competitiveness, dedication, and
3 Tips For Overcoming Hidden Growth Killers That Harm Your Business
A key part of any CEO’s or entrepreneur’s role is to make the “right” decisions, and then ensure they are enacted to advance the business. Yet their decisions and actions often miss the mark, frustrating the achievement of their aspirations. It’s the voice in their head and other invisible factors at work. All CEOs and
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