A scam geared toward professionals
The ad seemed genuine enough. Posted on LinkedIn, it offered a portal for paid board of director seats. Intrigued, I scheduled a 20-minute interview. LinkedIn,
business
Ensuring profitability is in the cards
Regardless of what you sell, you too can probably find pools of potential customers just waiting for you to appear.
Now I won’t shut up
I’m presenting at conferences again these days, so I’m paying closer attention to orators at a range of events. For example, right now I’m watching
People still use business cards
The lowly business card dates back to 15th Century China when people used them as self-promotional tools. Called “Visiting cards,” they were employed to request
Encinitas extends outdoor dining for another 18 months
ENCINITAS — For at least another year-and-a-half, the City of Encinitas will continue to allow outdoor street dining for restaurants along with other relief provisions
Does your company name really matter?
Last night I watched “In Name Only” with Cary Grant. He runs Richard Walker & Company, though we never learn what the firm does. My
501-LLC: Declaration of stealing your money
Last month, 43,090 new businesses were formed in California. I registered my own LLC early last year to protect me legally and financially. The paperwork
Vista’s longtime economic director retiring, honored with award
VISTA — A regional economic development group recently honored Vista’s Economic Development Director Kevin Ham, who is retiring at the end of the month, with
First-year Oceanside business navigates a tumultuous year
OCEANSIDE — It’s no secret that businesses everywhere have been negatively affected by COVID-19, but for brand new businesses the issues were twofold as they
Small businesses, restaurants protest health orders
CARLSBAD — For at least 150 businesses in the cities of Carlsbad and Oceanside, staying open in defiance of the state’s regional stay-at-home order is
