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June 16, 2004
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Issue #2 - June 16, 2004
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Open for Business in Manchester
Profile: The Amoskeag Business Incubator inaugurates new facility -
Micro-enterprise and the New Hampshire Economy
Economy: The mom and pop business engine -
Managing Teams via E-mail
Management: Use 360 degree e-mail to help manage teams and reduce time in meetings -
Professional Management Counseling to Help Your Business
Business Resource Corner: The NH Small Business Development Centers (SBDC)
The Amoskeag Business Incubator inaugurates new facility
“People are so visual—I think seeing the space versus reading about it—just makes a huge difference,” remarks Julie Gustafson, Executive Director of the Amoskeag Business Incubator, after the Grand Opening of the Incubator’s new facilities on June 3rd. “I think in reaching our goal of filling the rest of the space, I’m going to have to do more tours as part of our sales strategy.”
Micro-enterprise and the New Hampshire
Economy
The mom and pop business engine
by Natalie Woodroofe, Women's Rural Entrepreneurial Network (WREN), Bethlehem, NH
Microenterprises, defined as businesses with five or fewer employees and initial capital needs of $35,000 or less, represent a significant slice of New Hampshire’s economic pie... And they are an intrinsic strand of our national psyche— mom and pop entrepreneurism.
Use 360 degree e-mail to help manage teams and reduce time in meetings
Open communications between staff members within a company is essential to developing highly effective teams. But this doesn’t necessarily mean conducting more meetings, which can become time consuming and inefficient. Here’s a simple way to use e-mail to help build good working relationships and teamwork.
The NH Small Business Development Centers (SBDC)
This is the first of a series of profiles by Elizabeth Ward of NH SBDC, for the Natural Entrepreneur of NH, we're calling the Business Resource Corner, which features non-profit and government programs that benefit small businesses.
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Feb 21 (8-9:30a): NH Forum on the Future, NHHTC, CR Sparks, Bedford, NH
March 1 (6:30-8:30p): Women's Business Center and MicroCredit-NH Networking Event, Bank of America, Portsmouth, NH
March 6 (10a-noon): Growth Capital Resources in New Hampshire, City of Nashua, Office of Economic Development, Daniel Webster College, Nashua, NH
March 8: (12pm -1pm) Break the Rules and Close More Sales, Amoskeag Business Incubator, Manchester, NH
March 16: Peak Pitch (pitch your plan to invstors on the chairlift), Mt. Sunapee, NH ($)
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Upcoming Events
Feb 21 (8-9:30a): NH Forum on the Future, NHHTC, CR Sparks, Bedford, NH
March 1 (6:30-8:30p): Women's Business Center and MicroCredit-NH Networking Event, Bank of America, Portsmouth, NH
March 6 (10a-noon): Growth Capital Resources in New Hampshire, City of Nashua, Office of Economic Development, Daniel Webster College, Nashua, NH
March 8: (12pm -1pm) Break the Rules and Close More Sales, Amoskeag Business Incubator, Manchester, NH
March 16: Peak Pitch (pitch your plan to invstors on the chairlift), Mt. Sunapee, NH ($)
March 22: Breaking Trends in Web Develoment, UVCIA, Hanover, NH ($)
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