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Guide to Writing an Executive Summary - Nancy Fulton
The first step to creating an executive summary for your business is to write a business plan. A good business plan documents the following:
Handling Requests for Favors & Freebies in Social Situations
From Doctors to Architects, from Artists to Car Mechanics, everyone who provides services for a living has friends that ask for expensive favors and members of professional and personal networks that make saying “No” awkward.
Handling Requests for Favors & Freebies in Social Situations
From Doctors to Architects, from Artists to Car Mechanics, everyone who provides services for a living has friends that ask for expensive favors and members of professional and personal networks that make saying “No” awkward.
Featured Entrepreneur: Jim Rokos
Rokos creates playful, functional, sculptural products, that behave in unexpected ways. The products encourage a rich interactive experience.
Featured Entrepreneur: Tina Crawford of TobyBoo
My name is Tina Crawford and I’m founder of Tobyboo. We bring beautiful, traditional, finely made gifts into your home that stem from original embroidered artwork.
Featured Entrepreneur: Nanna Sandom of Splendid Stitches
I am Nanna Sandom and I run Splendid Stitches, a company specializing in repairing, restoring and altering vintage clothes.
Featured Entrepreneur: Louise Hollamby Founder of Scorched Spoon Productions Ltd.
My name is Louise Hollamby and my background is as an actress, singer and composer.
Featured Entrepreneur: Carolina Gomez-Aubert, Founder of Lunamano
My name is Carolina Gomez-Aubert and I am founder of Lunamano.
Featured Entrepreneur: Ugonna Hosten of Ugo's Boutique
At UGO we offer vibrant oilcloth bags made from traditional African fabrics which are beautifully handmade in the UK.
Featured Entrepreneur: Ugonna Hosten of Ugo’s Boutique
At UGO we offer vibrant oilcloth bags made from traditional African fabrics which are beautifully handmade in the UK.
Every startup needs an advantage: what's special about you?
To be successful, your startup needs to offer a benefit to people that they need or want. In every case the benefit you want to deliver to people has been met by some other product or service before you came along.
Every startup needs an advantage: what’s special about you?
To be successful, your startup needs to offer a benefit to people that they need or want. In every case the benefit you want to deliver to people has been met by some other product or service before you came along.
Will your new business succeed? Here's how to find out…
Doug Richard is fond of saying, “All businesses are not created equal.” One of the reasons he founded School for Startups was to help new business owners learn how to evaluate business opportunities the way investors do.
Will your new business succeed? Here’s how to find out…
Doug Richard is fond of saying, “All businesses are not created equal.” One of the reasons he founded School for Startups was to help new business owners learn how to evaluate business opportunities the way investors do.
The How & Why of Entrepreneur Training: Teaching People to Fish
My first job was selling ice cream out of a truck as a teenager and it taught me a number of useful things…
The How & Why of Entrepreneur Training: Teaching People to Fish
My first job was selling ice cream out of a truck as a teenager and it taught me a number of useful things…