College Is Good Resource For Small-Biz Owners

October 2, 2007 by Rich | 0 Comments
In College, Small Biz, Strategy


Augusta Chronicle:

When school is in session, it can be good news for a business owner. Colleges and universities are a superb resource for finding part-time workers and for professional development and networking.

How you can work together with local colleges to help build your company and expand your expertise:

BUSINESS CONSULTING: Many business school departments actively work with local businesses to help develop specialized plans, models and marketing campaigns.

GRAPHIC DESIGN: If you need help with creating a logo or designing a new ad or Web site, the graphic design department is a great place to start.

CAMPUS CLUBS: Aside from working with professors and their classes, there also are many student clubs that focus on business issues who would be willing to partner with local businesses.

TAKE A CLASS: Taking a refresher course can help you stay on top of emerging trends and business theories.

SIT IN ON A LECTURE: Colleges often have industry leaders as guest speakers to share their stories of success and offer students advice for getting ahead in business.

GIVE A LECTURE: As a local business leader, you have a lot of knowledge that you can share with students to help them become successful in their careers.

JOB FAIRS: If you’re scouting for fresh young talent, college job fairs are a good place to start.

Photo by RTPeat.

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