From: http://www.bizjournals.com/
The best adventures hold a challenge with a reward in the future.
So it is with a successful business owner crossing the threshold of a working career to… whatever is next.
But it can be hard to visualize …
From: http://www.bizjournals.com/
Are you asking yourself, “Is this the year I sell my company?”
If you bump into a business broker or M&A professional, you might ask him or her things like, “How is the market these days?” or “Is …
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It looks like the federal government met its goal of awarding 23 percent of its procurement dollars to small businesses for the third year in a row.
That’s according to John Shoroka, who heads the Small Business Administration’s …
From: http://www.betaboston.com/
Article contributed by Michael Novaria of Rubin & Rudman LLP.
It seems like every other day, we hear about another internationally based company establishing a footprint in Boston, like Slovakia’s RESCO and Ireland’s Wisetek to Germany’s RapidMiner and …
From: http://www.betaboston.com/
There are lots of reasons to dislike deals like the one that lured General Electric executives to Boston.
We didn’t get a vote on what the city and state offered the company. Won’t other companies want similarly sweet …
From: bizjournals.com
So, you want a guarantee for marketing?”
It’s always fun to watch a prospect schedule himself onto my calendar for a conversation about what’s holding him back in marketing, sales or tech. Usually it’s a small business owner, …
From: bizjournals.com
For the better part of the past 25 years, I have been self-employed. I have founded a digital media development company, had a consultancy that focused on the providing strategic services to digital advertisers, and built two companies …
From: betaboston.com
A seasoned investor can smell promise in a startup at a first meeting. Other times, founders execute a blowout performance that surpasses the wildest expectation of their reluctant funders.
But what does it really take for a startup …
From: www.boston.com
Massachusetts is the most innovative state in the U.S., according to a Bloomberg report.
The Bay State barely edged out California (0.03). Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS Inc. in Lexington, told Bloomberg our universities are a …
From: leolearning.com
Ahead of her seminar ‘2004: the Millennial event horizon‘ at Learning Technologies 2016, we spoke to Learning Consultant Kath Fleet to learn a little more about the expectations of Millennials in the workplace and how we …
