Starting or expanding a business can be one of the biggest decisions that a hopeful entrepreneur can make.
The Wyoming County Business Center offers two programs, FastTrac and the Wyoming County Business Accelerator Academy, to help entrepreneurs get started and grow their business in Wyoming County.
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In Wyoming County, the FastTrac Program, offered through the Wyoming County Business Center, helps entrepreneurs transform innovative business ideas into viable career options, and moves ventures to reality or new levels of growth. FastTrac helps entrepreneurs overcome barriers and challenges common in starting a business.
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Small business aid program relaunches with changes to help minority-owned businesses
Victor Uruchurtu moved to the U.S. from Mexico 12 years ago. He started his own disaster restoration business in Denver for homes with flood damage.
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The large companies that contract with him fell behind on payments – and homeowners were reluctant to let his crew inside.
“All of that together is like the perfect storm,” Uruchurtu said. “You cannot get more jobs – not because the jobs are not there, but because the homeowners don’t want you in their homes.”
Know the Law: Transitioning business leadership before retiring | Business | unionleader.com
Q: I am not ready to retire, but I would like to step away from the day-to-day management and operation of my company. What steps can I take to make the transition to the next generation of leadership smoother?
A: It makes sense to develop a succession plan well in advance of your retirement. Many business owners find the prospect of doing so overwhelming. However, making a deliberate plan for ownership and management succession can help ensure a smooth transition.
Business Beat: Tea franchise expands | Business Beat | news-journal.com
Land has been cleared at 2000 Toler Road, at Gilmer Road in Longview, for a location of the tea franchise HTeaO.
HTeaO started in 2009 in Lubbock as an offshoot of Gary and Kim Hutchens' restaurant Buns over Texas.
"Our desire is to provide ultra-premium tea, water, and related products that give people safe and healthy food choices in a fun and clean environment," information on the company's website states. "We are committed to providing the absolute best quality iced tea money can buy in a retail environment. With the incredible support of our customers we are entering into a season where we teach, train and mentor franchisees in growing their own successful business. ...
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Pandemic-hit businesses lean on local chambers | Business | bendbulletin.com
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Rio Rancho business owner needs help after medical emergency | KRQE News 13
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – A Rio Rancho business owner who’s been struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic is now facing another unexpected surprise after one wrong step landed him in a tough financial situation.
For 14 years, Rio Rancho Shoe and Boot Repair has been open in the Lujan Plaza off Highway 528. The sign on the door reads “Closed on Mondays,” but now it’s closed indefinitely. “We’re kind of open in the afternoon, so people can pick up stuff that’s already done, but we’re really not taking in or doing any new work,” said Steven Garcia, the owner of the shop.
The Week in Business: Running for the Doors - The New York Times
Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Here's the business and tech news you need to know for the week ahead. Stay safe, everyone.
More businesses and organizations cut ties with President Trump, his political supporters and his family's company in recent days.
The P.G.A. of America announced that it would no longer plan to hold its 2022 championship at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. And a number of America's biggest companies, including AT&T, Marriott International, Dow, Airbnb and Morgan Stanley, pledged to halt donations to the 147 Republican members of Congress who supported Mr. Trump's attempt to overturn the results of the presidential election.
Yelp Is Now Accepting Covid-19 Safety Reviews …And Other Small Business Tech News
Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?
1 —Yelp reviewers can now offer feedback on restaurants' COVID-19 health and safety practices.
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If people can leave Yelp reviews for your restaurant, retail or service business then you better make sure you're place of business is practicing Covid-19 safety. Otherwise, you could find yourself with less customers willing to visit.
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