This is a start over story. Tim Loney, long-time SMB Nation member and successful MSP, has reached out with a request. Loney is keen on helping his Houston community get back on its feet after Hurricane Harvey. Readers will remember 12-years ago
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The Complete Guide To Human Resources For Small Business
by Rob Wormley in People Management
Human resources is probably one of the more complicated aspects of running a small business. The complexities of working with people don’t fit nicely on a spreadsheet. Yet HR is incredibly important; employee salaries and benefits make up a huge chunk of your operating expenses.
Monday: We’ll meet you where you are!
As I continue to opine post-ChannelCon (the annual CompTIA conference held in early August in Austin, TX), I’ve collected my thoughts about an extended conversation I had with Marc Monday, SAP Vice President, Partnerships and Ecosystems, at the event. Monday and I crossed paths back in the day during his seven-year
7 Common Legal Issues Entrepreneurs Need to Consider When Starting a Business
By: Annabelle Short
When it comes to starting a business, you might be a pro…
But, what about when it comes to working through all the legal issues you must consider as an entrepreneur when launching your start-up?
How to Start a Business With (Almost) No Money
By: Jayson DeMers
VIP Contributor
MARCH 21, 2016
You’re excited to start a business. Maybe you have an idea, or you’re just fascinated with the idea of launching and growing your own enterprise. You’re willing to take some risks, like leaving your current job or going without
Harry – What Should I Do?
Those that know me and the SMB Nation community understand I get my best stories in the hallways and the flyways just outside the formal conference curriculum. Part of that is because I never was a great student. Part of it is the meetings are best without a scripted PowerPoint deck and PR talking points!
7 Mistakes First Time Entrepreneurs Make and How to Avoid Them
We have all seen it happen to at least one good person…
Rather it is in politics or small business – someone makes a huge mistake and loses it all.
But, the ironic part about the entire situation is that the mistake was totally avoidable. And, as an outsider, you could totally see that.