As a high school history teacher, Karen Tappin spent the summer of 2003 mastering the art of making natural soaps, lotions, and haircare products.... (Continue reading)
While it’s clear that amassing education and experience is helpful, there’s no right way to go about it. Here are some ways to increase your knowledge base and your odds of entrepreneurial success. ... (Continue reading)
The Small Business Administration has conducted a comprehensive review of its 8(a) program and will announce regulation changes this summer. ... (Continue reading)
As many opt for the ease and simplicity of e-cards, there’s no denying that sending a written note communicates thought and a personal touch. Greeting cards by Aaron Potts NYC take that distinction into high fashion with bold, beautifully and... (Continue reading)
Not only is singer and handbag designer Siedah Garrett consistently in creative mode, she’s always prepared. ... (Continue reading)
Mary Parker, president and CEO of All(n)1 Security, grew her company from one woman at her kitchen table to a full-service firm employing 185 security officers, technicians, and managers.... (Continue reading)
I’ve been trying to print a children’s book. I don’t want to do the traditional method of going through a publishing company. I’m looking for companies that can print books in small quantities.... (Continue reading)
For a start up, the first few years of life are most critical. It’s a pivotal time that only a fraction of ventures have the capital, resources, and stamina to survive. Stepping in to help entrepreneurs are business incubators, which... (Continue reading)
One opportunity entrepreneurs should consider when revising or creating a new business plan is making a foray into the business-to-business domain.... (Continue reading)
Today, Tricialee Riley, 35, applies the skills she learned managing MAC stores to her New York-based beauty business, The Polish Bar.... (Continue reading)