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The 10 Rules of Successful Entrepreneurs
By Cheryl Tan, a Strategic Alliance Partner with EO Southeast Virginia Interested in taking your business from under-performing to off the charts? Or are you in growth mode or ready for the next level in your entrepreneurial journey? Entrepreneurs’ Organization is the only global network exclusively for entrepreneurs. This organization is dedicated to helping businesses grow through peer-to-peer learningCreating a Plan for Success in Life
By Tom Salonek, an EO Minnesota member and CEO of Intertech Is there a way to have professional success while at the same time having a full personal life? Learn how envisioning the future, defining personal values, and setting goals can have a huge impact on your professional and personal life.
It’s Not Just Free Publicity
Understanding the How’s and Why’s about Hiring a PR Agency for Your Business By Robert Udowitz, special to Overdrive and a principal of RFP Associates Too often companies grumble about their experiences with public relations firms. Sometimes it’s over money, other times over strategy, and many times the hiring entity simply isn’t patient enough to
Five Tech Tools for the Organized Entrepreneur
By Ivan Serrano, special to Overdrive As an entrepreneur you have a million things to do every day from hiring employees, marketing your brand and dealing with finances. Juggling all of these duties on a daily basis can be overwhelming to say the least. Luckily there are plenty of tools that can keep you organized.
Meaningful “All Company” Meetings
By Frank Tommaso, an EO Southeast Virginia member, and founder and chief innovation officer of Blu Skyy Realty According to the American Management Association and meeting experts, companies call too many meetings and most are a waste of time. Mainly, they cite the lack of planning and effective administration for why most meetings are so bad and