To be a successful businesswoman you need committed, loyal, engaged, and productive employees who can continually help you take your venture to the next level. A good way to get this done is to thank, acknowledge, and reward your deserving staff through Employee of the Month programs.
Emily Kil is the owner of Eco Bear Biohazard Cleaning Company – a company that provides biohazard, unattended death, suicide, crime scene, and homeless encampment cleaning services in Southern California.
~by Donya Zimmerman~ For your family business to succeed, you need to create a “dream team”. The “dream team” for the family business consists of: Accountant Attorney Insurance Agent Bookkeeper Business Coach Banker Mentor Here are some important groups to have on the “dream team” for the family business: Board of Directors Management Team Human…
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Zerah Capili works as a Creative Coordinator for Hope for the Heart and Soul Foundation a NGO based company that introduces children especially the underprivileged ones about arts and crafts. She is also handles her own business called “Sapinsapin Tanzan”. Her products are mostly handmade that ranges from different quirky knick knacks. She consign her…
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~by Lizzie Weakley~ . Running a family business can be as challenging as starting a business with an associate or former coworker, if not more so. There are personal feelings to consider as well as bruised egos. Plus, they’re people you love. And if you don’t have a plan in place, dissension can easily detract…
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I guess you could say I grew up eating, drinking and sleeping business. Ever since I can remember everyone I knew owned businesses. My grandparents owned a finance company, that was started by my grandfather’s parents. My aunt and uncle owned a furniture store. My parent owns rock quarries that his father started and my sister…
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~by Vincent Spivey~ . Establishing a family business and passing it to your children can be vastly rewarding. A family business is a commercial enterprise involving family members. But the thing is, family businesses show ownership and sometimes management challenges. A perfect way to minimize the risk of disputes is to plan with the whole…
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~by Donya Zimmerman~ To protect your family business, you’ll need to do more than a business plan or incorporate the business. You’ll also want to have the right insurance for the business. It can protect your business from possible disasters: Natural disasters like fire and etc. Negligent acts committed by employees Customers being injured on…
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