Lumen Technologies executive Maxine Moreau revealed the company is pushing to serve more small business customers in and near its footprint, chasing what she characterized as "tremendous upside" from gains in the segment.
Moreau, who is president of the company's Mass Markets business, said during a J.P. Morgan investor conference that broadband revenue from her unit is heavily weighted toward residential service, with 95% generated by consumer products. But she tipped that mix to shift over time as it pursues a new focus on small businesses.
Oshkosh schools pick former West business teacher as superintendent
OSHKOSH – The school district has hired a familiar face as its new superintendent, officials announced Thursday.
Bryan Davis is the superintendent of Shorewood School District and has a doctorate in urban education from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a master's in educational administration from UW-Milwaukee.
He previously served as a high school principal in Green Bay and a business education teacher at Oshkosh West High School.
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Ada Miller-Blair , CEO and co-founder of J&J Emerging Technologies in Clemmons, was recently named to the National Small Business Association Leadership Council.
Kyle Kiser of Seattle, Wash., a 2006 Guilford College graduate, has been appointed to the Guilford College Board of Trustees and began serving on the board at its May 21-22 meeting. His term on the board will run through October 2025, after which he is eligible for two additional four-year terms.
Starting a Summer Business? Use These Tips to Get Started | Inc.com
Running your own summer business doesn't need to be hard. After all, you're the boss. You get to make all your own rules.
That said, you can learn a few things from people who have done it before. Here are some success tips from young entrepreneurs to inspire your summer business endeavors.
Eight-year-old Havana Martin founded The Dog Walkers Club in San Diego, California to save up enough money to adopt her own dog. Still working her way to purchasing a pup, she first launched her summer business two summers ago and has since learned the power of pricing to win over customers.
Report: New business filings reach all-time high in Tennessee | WKRN News 2
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Major milestones are being met in Music City, from the topping out of the Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Nashville at 40 stories, to more progress at Nashville Yards.
Meanwhile, Tennessee’s Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators Report shows new business filings in our state are expanding at record rates, a sure sign for good things to come.
“It’s the most initial filings; that’s the most new firms in the history of Tennessee. It really is a stunning number,” said Dr. William Fox, Director of the University of Tennessee Knoxville's Boyd Center for Business & Economic Research. “While COVID did affect the first half of the year, we continued to have positive growth rates even during COVID.”
Climate firm Jupiter Intel sees business boom due to extreme weather concern - The Washington Post
For most companies, the end of the pandemic has meant slowly getting back to normal. For Jupiter Intelligence, a climate risk start-up with headquarters in Silicon Valley, the recovery has led to a massive surge in business.
Jupiter helps companies gauge the threat that climate change poses to their bottom line, and it has seen a rush of new clients as business leaders look to the looming threat of extreme weather. Chief executive Rich Sorkin said Jupiter booked more than 10 times as many contracts in the first quarter of 2021 as it did in the first quarter of 2020.
Park City business-group leader readies to leave after charting Main Street course through
Alison Kuhlow in the middle of March ordinarily would be readying for the summer-tourism season, crafting plans for Main Street in the warm-weather months.
The executive director of the Historic Park City Alliance, Kuhlow in mid-March of 2020, though, was thrust with the rest of the Park City area into the unknown of the novel coronavirus pandemic. The mountain resorts were forced to end the ski season several weeks earlier than planned and the wider business community essentially was shuttered.
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