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February Newsletter PDF Print E-mail
HIGHLIGHTS:
Ceos Tell Us Their Best Business Books
Should Your Company Blog?
An Internet Game teaches Your Child How to Run a Business
Cool Clients
Business Secret of Turnaround Entrepreneur of the Year


Plus: Exit Strategy puts Money in Your Pocket

Ceos Tell Us Their Best Business Books

Bill Nankivell, Partner at Bregman & Hamman Architects, “If there was one book of 2005 I would recommend that you read, it would be The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman. This book gave me a huge wake-up call on how to change the way we approach our business overseas. Ideas in Friedman’s book are helping us develop a new strategic direction for our oversea branch offices, and leverage newly developed technical skills in those offices into marketable services in North America.” For more CEO best books, see ww.loewenpartners.com


Should Your Company Blog?

If you don’t know how blogging can connect your customers and can boost your company's trustworthiness, this article will get you up to date. Check out the link to Sun Microsystem’s blogs to get a real sense of what blogging mean and what they can do for your business. These blogs are inspiring.



An Internet Game teaches Your Child How to Run a Business

Forget about worrying that your kids are addicted to the computer and will never grow up to do a business. Now you can get them to go online and play an internet game that gives them skills they can use for the rest of their lives. This game encourages your child to get a taste of what it’s like to be an entrepreneur. They can open their own pet spa, bubblegum factory or comic shop in Opportunity City. Players come up with marketing campaigns; create products & services and fiddle the prices - all in response to customer needs and news events. As a self-funded entrepreneur, they’ll keep all the profits but if something goes wrong, they have to deal with it. (Just like in real life!) The game is a partnership between Walt Disney Company and Carl Schramm, one of

America's leading evangelist of entrepreneurship. Don’t let the Disney brand put off your kids (my kids thought Disney meant babyish game but it’s actually quite sophisticated.)
www.hotshotbusiness.com


Cool Clients

Congratulations to Kids & Co and the boss lady, Victoria Sopik, for being named in Canada’s Top 100 Women Entrepreneurs of 2005 by Profit magazine. Victoria turned childcare into a hyper-dynamic business and proved you can be caring attract investors.
www.profitguide.com/w100/2005/w100.asp?S=Rank
www.profitguide.com/w100/2005/w100.asp?Rank=81 www.kidsandcompany.ca/our_world/our_people.aspx


Business Secret of Turnaround Entrepreneur of the Year

“Make your financial partners an integral part of your business because financial partners are the biggest part of our success. The right partners will understand your business and get you through the bumps,” said Victor Fradkin of VLR Food Corporation (Specialty frozen food manufacturer), as he accepted his Turnaround Entrepreneur award at the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2005 Awards.
http://www.jonathant.com/corporate.html


Why an “exit strategy” means more money in your pocket

Some business people do not plan how to get investors’ money (or their own) back out of their business. With this short term vision, it is no wonder that many businesses struggle to get the recognition and financial backing they richly deserve.
www.loewenpartners.com

 
   
     

 
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