Jacksonville Women’s Business Center- Rosie the Riveter Model Dead at 92
- JWBC client’s creation makes One Spark
- Woman Owned Alewife Shop to Open February 2015
- Become a Business Mentor: You’ll Gain as Much as You Give
- Teach a Woman to (Talk About) Fish
- Coaching a Coach: Marie Hope, Vision in Business
- Mentoring + Marketing = Business Win!
- JWBC Client finds Entrepreneurial Balance
- Breaking News: Rethreaded Trending Again
- HOPE Gets a Makeover
Category Archives: Management Tips
8 Rules for Success with Your Own Business
Establishing and growing a successful business is difficult, but there are some things you can do to keep your business and your sanity. Here are eight rules to guide you along your way. Continue reading
Three Keys to a Solid Business Plan
How long has it been since you took a good long look at your business plan? Continue reading
Women Business Owners learn the Legal Side of Business
Because legal issues permeate every aspect of owning and running a business, the Jacksonville Women’s Business Center (JWBC) Business Women of Color Taskforce organized a workshop for women business owners to learn “The Legal Side of Business” June 27 at … Continue reading
SBA Launches to New Tools Help Small Businesses
Recently, SBA has expanded its offerings of online tools you can use and recommend to your clients when providing counseling and mentoring services. Continue reading
What Drives Your Workers Crazy
Learning how to live together peacefully during working hours means adhering to both the written and unwritten office rules. The written rules are policy; the unwritten rules fall under office etiquette. Continue reading
Bold enough to say “I don’t know”
Remember the energy and excitement when you first opened your doors, sold your first product or marked your first invoice as paid? With the start-up lessons and milestones behind you, you can reclaim the boldness and courage it took to launch your business in the first place. I just happen to believe a sustainable and manageable marketing approach is the spark.
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