Sunday, January 22, 2012

Week of January 23rd Tips, Information and Strateg...

BriefCase Radio Workshop


January 23, 2012 Radio Workshop

Pricing in Government Contracting

Pricing a product or service is a critical component to your entrepreneurial success?  The agenda for the next BriefCase Radio Workshop includes  pricing for government contracting.  We also have tips and strategies from the Psychology of Business and Entrepreneurship in the Community segments.  In Game Plan, we highlight activities to help you on your entrepreneurial journey.  So Join me, Omar Muhammad on BriefCase Radio Workshop this Sunday at 9 pm on Public Radio WEAA 88.9 f.m., the voice of the community.

Workshop Agenda

Psychology of Business:  applying psychology to increase your business success

Resource:  Does Your Personality Match Your Purpose?

Dr. Renee, Founder & Director of Harding Consulting
www.areyouhappy.org


Entrepreneurship in the Community:  highlighting entrepreneurship and its impact on community development

Resources:

Chef Casey Jenkins
Darker Than Blue Cafe

Benn Ray, Atomic Books
Missi Kibelbek Massage Therapy


Contracting Business: resources to help entrepreneurs looking to get involved in the government contracting business

Resource:  Price to Win and the Cost to Execute in winning contracts with government and or corporations

Michael Davis
Davis Paige Management Systems
http://www.dpmsllc.com/index.htm


The Game Plan

Next Week's BriefCase Radio Workshop includes strategies and information from our segments:   Biz Tech Insider, a look at how tech tools are helping entrepreneurs become more efficient and explore business opportunities in the technology industry

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Click to listen to the January 22, 2012 Radio Workshop



EBA (Entrepreneur's Business Advice)
Random Entrepreneur's Tips
Click to View Video Tip
Calvin Harris Jr., CPA
Harvin Consulting
Using this tip
  1. Conduct a survey on your current customer's needs                    www.surveymonkey.com & http://www.checkbox.com/forums/seeking-survey-assistance/19-12-tips-conducting-effective-surveys.html  
  2. Read
  3. Determine whether you need to modify current product offers with your internal and external team 
Let us know how you are using Entrepreneur's Business Advice.
Do you have tips that other entrepreneur's should know?

Send email to omar@improveandprogress.com

 

Idea Bank for the Week

Giving Back

Are you a recipient of someone providing you with some advice to help you move forward in life or a career?  How was that feeling?  Now, what are you doing to give back?  As an entrepreneur, giving back can be speaking to a class of high school students about your career path, sponsoring a parent teacher association event or youth event in your community, volunteering to bring healthy snacks to a local school or working with another organization to start a recycling program.  Here are some steps to include in your giving back plan:
  • decide how (money and/or time) you want to give back;
  • select a cause (education, healthy eating, cancer, homelessness, etc.);
  • plan & implement your giving back strategy. 
For more information on giving back in your community, click here



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BookShelf

 

Books by Mark Levy

When it comes to creating ideas, we hold ourselves back. That’s because inside each of us is an internal editor whose job is to forever polish our thoughts, so we sound smart and in control, and so that we fit into society. But what happens when we encounter problems where such conventional thinking fails us? How to get unstuck?


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