March 18 2012 Information, Tips & Strategies

BriefCase Radio Workshop

March 18, 2012 Radio Workshop

How are you protecting your personal and business assets? On the next BriefCase radio workshop we go into our E Insider workshop to provide strategies on asset protection. We also share tips and strategies in our food for thought and balanced women segment.  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.

Legal E Insider:  legal strategies to protect & grow your business

Asset Protection:  Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorneys, Insurance

Resource:

Anthony I. Butler, Esq
Trye  | Butler | Mayo | Griffith
www.tbmglaw.com

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Food for Thought:  recipes for business success

Resources: Being a Good Neighbor

Chef Casey Jenkins
Darker Than Blue Cafe
www.darkerthanbluecafe.com

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Balanced W.O.M.E.N. : Resources to help women entrepreneurs and women in leadership positions develop winning outcomes!

Resources:

Betty J. Hines
Business Builder LLC
http://www.bettyhinesbusinessbuilder.com

Janice Teeter
janiceteeter@iglide.net

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Idea Bank for the Week

 

Building a team

Being an entrepreneur, you need extra hands on deck to help advance the company’s goals.  Here are three tips to help you team build:

1. Organization's skills.  Ok, what skills do you bring to the table?  What skills are needed? Who is currently on your team? And what are they bringing to the table?  Whomever you bring on the team should have skills that will help grow the business.   
2. Engage internal & external teams.  Sometimes two heads are better than one.  Your internal team consist of your management team and support staff.  They are players that are working daily to achieve your company’s goals.  Your external team (brain team, advisory board or board of directors) are the extra eyes and ears that offer you guidance on your business and industry.  The information provided by the external team is used to help the internal team improve on operations and generate more sales.
3. Read Harvard Business Review on Building Better Teams  by Harvard Business Review

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BookShelf

 

Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days

Jessica Livingston

But ultimately these interviews are required reading for anyone who wants to understand business, because startups are business reduced to its essence. The reason their founders become rich is that startups do what businesses do—create value—more intensively than almost any other part of the economy. How? What are the secrets that make successful startups so insanely productive? Read this book, and let the founders themselves tell you.