May 17, 2010

Be A Tomboy

Ottawa Citizen: Cheryl Bush isn’t afraid to admit that tools excite her. And she isn’t afraid to tell other women why. A Marine Systems Engineering Officer in the Canadian Navy, Bush has had 25 years experience working on diesel engine ships wielding tools designed, she says, for a man’s grip and size. “I’ve been there. […]

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The Amish are Great Entrepreneurs

CNN Money: Want to find America’s most successful entrepreneurs? Skip Silicon Valley and Manhattan; head to the rural Amish enclaves. Amish businesses have an eye-popping 95% success rate at staying open at least five years, according to author Erik Wesner’s new book, Success Made Simple: An Inside Look at Why Amish Businesses Thrive. It’s a

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WSI Launches An Advanced Digital Marketing Franchise Model

Earthtimes: WSI, the world’s leading Internet marketing franchise with offices in over 80 countries worldwide, announces the launch of an advanced digital marketing business system under which all new franchisees will operate. The new business system, which is an evolution from WSI’s Internet marketing model, consists of enhanced processes, advanced technologies and a systematized approach

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NOVUS® Glass Promotes Andersen To Vice President, Franchise Sales And Development

glassBYTEs: NOVUS Franchising Inc. has promoted Ted Andersen to vice president, franchise sales and development. Andersen will continue his role of managing the Eastern region while overseeing new franchise sales efforts and the franchise development staff, according to the company. “Growing the NOVUS franchisee network is a key component to our future plans,” says senior

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My Biz: MagnoGrip

According to a story in BusinessWeek, Andre Woolery had already done a lot–starting an IT company, opening a Caribbean restaurant, and enrolling at Stanford University’s business school–before he started MagnoGrip in Menlo Park, Calif. Woolery, 32, who was born and raised in Jamaica, got the idea for his latest venture in 2005 after he helped

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How to Get On The Oprah Show

Inventor’s Digest has posted a step by step guide for getting your product onto The Oprah Show. The bad news: Ninety-five percent of Oprah’s guests are invited, and are rarely booked because a publicist made a phone call and pitched a client. It’s rare that any of her staff even make themselves available to hear

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