A business woman in Napanee, Canada is bringing a chapter of Power of Women Exchange (POWE) to her community. This organization offers business women across Canada an opportunity to network, reports The Napanee Guide. POWE, Dickerson explained, is a well-known women’s networking group that has chapters in several large cities across Canada. She says the […]
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When most kids were still trying to figure out their college major, Matt Wilson had began to make plans for his own business. He even founded an entrepreneur organization at his school. After graduation, though, his life encountered and unexpected twist reports Reuters. He moved back home to East Fishkill, N.Y., with his mother, who
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Sue Schell recently presented a small crowd of people with a unique question, “What would you do if you were a businesswoman who was sent to Korea to conduct business, but the men wanted to work out the details on a golf course where women weren’t allowed?” This question was presented to a group of
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Want to know what it takes to become and entrepreneur? You can ask the three kids that will be presenting at the 28th Annual Entrepreneurship Forum in Columbus, Ohio on November 12 – 16, 2010. Student entrepreneurs have a special invitation to attend the 28th Annual Entrepreneurship FORUM on Sunday, November 14, 2010 at the
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If you were to ask Ann-Marie Burton how she would describe herself, she would say that she’s a stay-at-home mom that stumbled into social media reports itbusiness.ca. The Burlington, Ont. woman left a career in consumer packaged goods to stay at home with her first daughter more than three years ago. But she soon found
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Denver Business Journal: The Denver Business Journal and The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa presents our “Women in Business BizMix ” a networking mixer exclusively for women, from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Monday, August 30, 2010, at The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, 321 17th St., Denver. You also will have the opportunity to meet
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It takes more than just ingenuity to get a product onto retailers’ shelves and into the homes of millions of American consumers. It takes money, marketing and distribution–and most inventors don’t have any of these things. Michael Weinstein is an entrepreneur and internet marketer who runs the Internet division of Lipenwald Inc., a 60-person direct-response
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 Entrepreneur.com: Businesspeople unfamiliar with referral networking sometimes lose sight of the fact that networking is the means–not the end–of their business-building activities. They attend three, four, even five events in a week in a desperate grasp for new business. The predictable result is that they stay so busy meeting new people that they never
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Call it the Buck’s Silicon Valley Barometer: The economy may be wobbly and the mood of the country anxious, but the Woodside cafe is humming again with deal-making breakfasts, reports The Mercury News. On a recent morning, just about every one of the cafe’s 110 seats were occupied – even at 10 a.m. Entrepreneurs shared
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If you only had 3 minutes to share a bit of information with a stranger about your business, what would you say? According to The Commercial Appeal a recent speed networking event was held at the Better Business Bureau, giving local entrepreneurs the opportunity to share a little bit about their business in 3 minute
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