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WCU-ME: The Four C’s of Credit

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Sunday, February 22, 2009. The Four C’s of Credit. In any business credit receiving and extending credit is a major part of its operation and functionality. When looking at extending credit with regard to customers; four standard guidelines should be used to evaluate a potential credit customer, and the risk of non payment associated with them. Does the customer have any collateral to be used as a substitute for capital; such as a vehicle, boat, or other durable goods that can be disposed of easily?

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Generation: Entrepreneurs: Why would you buy something that is broken?!

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Change. We hear the word so often now. Does it apply to citizens transforming the way we live? Or could it also apply to business? This blog delves into just that - how the new generation of entrepreneurs sees things. Monday, March 2, 2009. Why would you buy something that is broken? Is there a demand for these products or services? Or were the employees just lazy? Or did they just have the wrong target market in mind? Either way, a new entrepreneur might not know until it’s too late. But I began to see&...

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Entrepreneurius Maximus: Buying a Business

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Tom Philpott's Entrepreneur Blog. Sunday, March 8, 2009. How to advertise for employees? How to market the business? How to finance the business? The biggest pitfall a purchaser of an established business can be susceptible to is that of purchasing without going through the venture planning stage. It may be easy to say "I don't need to write a plan, this business already exists and has that." But those plans, if they exist, were written by the old owners and may not be applicable to the current s...Goodw...

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Generation: Entrepreneurs: Can you spare a square?

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Change. We hear the word so often now. Does it apply to citizens transforming the way we live? Or could it also apply to business? This blog delves into just that - how the new generation of entrepreneurs sees things. Monday, March 9, 2009. Can you spare a square? It’s an item that is in high demand – shouldn’t the shelves be overflowing with cute Charmin puppies by now? Carrie C. House. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gen Ents Blog Archive. Subscribe To Gen Ents. Follow the Gen Ents.

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Entrepreneurius Maximus: Factoring for Small Businesses

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Tom Philpott's Entrepreneur Blog. Thursday, March 12, 2009. Factoring for Small Businesses. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Evaluation of "Entrepreneurial orientation in nonprofit organizations and its effect on the development of social entrepreneurial strategies". From Farm to Spork: Will Restaurants Become Obsolete? 7 Ways To Make The Short List. Got Get Em' Scrappy! An Educator's Venture in Entreprenurship. Fraud It Could Happen to You Too. Should Your Small Business Go Global?

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Entrepreneurius Maximus: Franchising- Franchise Services and Failure Rates

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Tom Philpott's Entrepreneur Blog. Sunday, February 8, 2009. Franchising- Franchise Services and Failure Rates. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Evaluation of "Entrepreneurial orientation in nonprofit organizations and its effect on the development of social entrepreneurial strategies". From Farm to Spork: Will Restaurants Become Obsolete? 7 Ways To Make The Short List. Got Get Em' Scrappy! An Educator's Venture in Entreprenurship. Fraud It Could Happen to You Too. Should Your Small Business Go Global?

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Generation: Entrepreneurs: February 2009

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Change. We hear the word so often now. Does it apply to citizens transforming the way we live? Or could it also apply to business? This blog delves into just that - how the new generation of entrepreneurs sees things. Thursday, February 12, 2009. Southern Roots vs. Entrepreneurial Success. So why the long face VCs? Try “mediocre pitches” and a “focus on funding not development.”. The VCs seem to think us Georgians need to look to the Californiaian bootstrappers for some advice. Considering half of th...

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WCU-ME: Manufacturing Still Can Be Successful in the U.S.

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Friday, February 27, 2009. Manufacturing Still Can Be Successful in the U.S. Although I am unsure of the actual numbers of manufacturing operations currently in operation in the United States; I still believe it can be a viable position to take providing the circumstances and conditions are right. The conditions, to which I speak, are less about globalization, outsourcing and economic downturns and more concentrated on capital, product size or niche business. Certainly, the manufacturing sector is one of...

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Entrepreneurial Angioplasty: The Four C’s of Credit - Bank on it!

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Monday, February 23, 2009. The Four C’s of Credit - Bank on it! Character is the overall view of an individual or business’ financial history. In the credit world the banks are asking if the borrower is a solid citizen. Do they pay their debts on time? Do they have a significant credit history? What lines of credit does the borrower current carry? What is the total debt load the borrower is currently shouldering? So, the question arises. Which of the Big Four is the most important? Good things come in Fo...

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Entrepreneurial Angioplasty: March 2009

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Monday, March 2, 2009. Healthy Xenophobia - Avoiding the pitfalls of International Expansion. I was asked a question of whether or not I would expand my business internationally should there be a market for my product. I meditated on this for quite some time and, after much tortured deliberation, I came to the following conclusion….YES. Thank you for reading my blog. Good night! Prior to expanding internationally, it is important to review the domestic operation. Do I have a smooth running business?