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| I've been working on various forms of my Master Presentation, pretty much fulltime, for the last couple of weeks. A Post yesterday started a rather vigorous discussion about success "rules" that withstand the test of time. Virtually nothing—you, me, the corporation, the nation—withstands the test of time. And one of the principal reasons is hardening of the philosophical arteries—increasingly rigid interpretations of yesterday's "success" rules. |
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The Truth About Customers
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| You may think you know why your customers buy from you, but there's a good chance they buy for reasons other than the reasons you think. Or they don't buy for reasons that may escape you.
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In Summary...
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| I've been working on various forms of my Master Presentation, pretty much fulltime, for the last couple of weeks. A Post yesterday started a rather vigorous discussion about success "rules" that withstand the test of time. Virtually nothing—you, me, the corporation, the nation—withstands the test of time. And one of the principal reasons is hardening of the philosophical arteries—increasingly rigid interpretations of yesterday's "success" rules. |
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Features of a Marketing Agreement
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| A marketing agreement is a very important thing to establish when dealing with independent sales reps. This contract will protect the interest of both the manufacturer's rep and the principal. It is strongly suggested that you establish a formal contract with any sales reps that you enter into business with. The details within a contract will vary depending on the individual natures of both the sales rep and the principal, but there are several key factors that should always be included. |
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How to Avoid Having Your Creditors Pierce the Company Veil
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| One of the principal reasons you form a corporation or a limited liability company (“LLC”) to own and operate your business is to insulate your personal assets from the claims of business creditors in case your business is not successful. Generally, your personal exposure is limited to the amount of capital you have contributed to the company. However, if you fail to follow the requisite business formalities, your attempt to insulate yourself from the claims of business creditors may be futile. |
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An Overview of Federal and State Business Opportunity Laws
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| Business opportunities are regulated under the FTC Business Opportunity Rule (16 C.F.R. Part 437) and by 25 states with business opportunity laws requiring pre-sale disclosure and, in most of these states, registration of the business opportunity offering. While “business opportunities” and “franchises” are somewhat similar because both involve the sale of a product or service to enable a person to start a business, one of the principal differences in the definitions used in the statutes is that there is no license of a trademark or substantial association with a trademark in connection with a business opportunity.
Franchisors should be aware of these laws, because they may be a trap for the unwary franchisor, particularly if the franchisor’s principal trademark has no |
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Firing the Principal Does Not Guarantee Improvement
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| School district leaders are choosing to fire the principal as a strategy for receiving additional federal funding. However, firing the principal does not guarantee that the school will become productive. |
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Pay Yourself First
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| Compound interest is the key to building wealth. Simply put, it means investing some money, earning interest on your investment, and then leaving both the interest and the principal in place so that you begin to earn interest on your interest (as well as on your principal). |
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What are the attributes of a contract executive?
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| Sheila Hamilton, Managing Principal describes the attributes of a contract executive. |
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What is it like to be a contract executive?
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| Sheila Hamilton, Managing Principal explains what it is like to be a contract executive. |
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The Importance of Relevance in Intranet Communications
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| The desire to leverage intranet communications is one of the principal reasons for intranet deployment in a wide range of companies. However, many intranet platforms do not allow companies to adjust communications permissions, or the messages are general - this lack of relevance to the end user significantly reduces the engagement generated from intranets, and lowers the value of the communication. |
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