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Being a hands-on manager doesn’t mean you act as an omnipresent creature peering over the shoulders of every employee. It means the opposite, actually. Yaniv Masjedi shares two ways to become a more present and empowering manager for your employees. Read More

Business analysts and advisers often tell newly-minted entrepreneurs that when it comes time to find funding, focus on asking friends, family, and fools. The reasoning behind this wise counsel is that, if things go south with your new business, you won't be on the hook for a huge loan taken from an Read More

For most of the risks that you face in running a small business, there tends to be a corresponding payoff that goes hand in hand with it. Business insurance will deal with some risks that can damage your company and work on ways to mitigate them, but there are more general risks that a business fac Read More

Deborah Sweeney – Three tips to help you enjoy your summer, and get the work done too - How to head off summer distractions Read More

A roadmap to your Target Operating Model where growth is controlled, measured and profitable. This is an essential part of your planning and growth process as a small business. Read More

Freelancing offers extraordinary potential to earn money to those who have marketable skills. The Web has boosted freelancing in ways that have never been seen before. With the proliferation of sites such as eLance, freelancer.com, oDesk.com and many others, freelancers are finding it easier to fi Read More

Mergers and acquisitions are a tricky business. Here are some points to keep in mind if you're thinking of merging or acquiring another company. Read More

What does it look like to grow an artisan or Etsy business today?
Good news: It’s not adding X number of new workers to the assembly line or going public just to cash out. Today, the question of business growth is really about understanding where you want to take your business in terms of reach, d Read More

For many U.S. small to mid-sized businesses, 2013 could be the year for global expansion. The uneven economic recovery and the administration’s focus on doubling exports by 2014 (National Export Initiative) means greater business opportunities in international markets, such as Brazil, Russia, India Read More