Minorities & Women in Business (MWIB) is a national publication dedicated to the success development of minority and woman business enterprises. The magazine is a strong advocate for the women and minority business community and serves as a bridge between corporate entities and small business enterprises.
BOTTOM-LINE BUSINESS STRATEGY
The current economic downturn has all businesses paying even more attention to their bottom line. The optimism supplied by the skyrocketing number of minority and women-owned businesses in the past decade has been replaced by a cautious strategy from those who have survived the initial waves of the recession.
KEY BUDGETING TIPS
Profit planning, or budgeting, is far and away the most effective way to consistently meet profit targets and avoid costly surprises. It helps you invest your resources to best advantage, based on careful consideration rather than the urgency to make a move “today.”
TURNING BAD NEWS INTO GOOD VIBES
During times of economic crisis, organizations struggle to communicate unfavorable news, from lower earnings and shrinking market share, to cuts in service and increases in prices. The conventional wisdom is that bad news damages customer relationships and breeds mistrust among consumers.
TRANSITIONING FROM THE MILITARY TO THE BUSINESS WORLD
You’ve returned home from serving your country and need to find a job. Now what? If you’re thinking you can’t start your own company because you haven’t been to business school, think again.
FINDING MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
The economy has been front-page news and boardroom talk for Fortune 500 and startups alike. Beyond the headlines, however, are stories of companies beating the economic trend by seizing hidden opportunities.
Minorities & Women in Business (MWIB) is a national publication dedicated to the success development of minority and woman business enterprises. The magazine is a strong advocate for the women and minority business community and serves as a bridge between corporate entities and small business enterprises.
BOTTOM-LINE BUSINESS STRATEGY
The current economic downturn has all businesses paying even more attention to their bottom line. The optimism supplied by the skyrocketing number of minority and women-owned businesses in the past decade has been replaced by a cautious strategy from those who have survived the initial waves of the recession.
KEY BUDGETING TIPS
Profit planning, or budgeting, is far and away the most effective way to consistently meet profit targets and avoid costly surprises. It helps you invest your resources to best advantage, based on careful consideration rather than the urgency to make a move “today.”
TURNING BAD NEWS INTO GOOD VIBES
During times of economic crisis, organizations struggle to communicate unfavorable news, from lower earnings and shrinking market share, to cuts in service and increases in prices. The conventional wisdom is that bad news damages customer relationships and breeds mistrust among consumers.
TRANSITIONING FROM THE MILITARY TO THE BUSINESS WORLD
You’ve returned home from serving your country and need to find a job. Now what? If you’re thinking you can’t start your own company because you haven’t been to business school, think again.
FINDING MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
The economy has been front-page news and boardroom talk for Fortune 500 and startups alike. Beyond the headlines, however, are stories of companies beating the economic trend by seizing hidden opportunities.