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Remember that brilliant idea you have? Well, it’s going to need some investment dollars. When looking for financing from an outside source, the concept of an angel – an investor doling out some of his or her own cash designated for startups and early-stage businesses – can be a godsend. But how do Read More

Here is some advice for law firms (but also applicable to most small businesses) about winning back dissatisfied clients. Frustrating or even angering clients or customers can have unforeseen side-effects way beyond just loosing business. Here are some tips to smooth things over when it becomes nec Read More

When a small business goes through the process of raising money from investors, it’s far from painless. It is one of the most stressful events in the growth of a company. If the owners aren’t prepared for what fundraising entails, they run the risk of losing control of the company they are fighti Read More

Leadership is one of those things that every successful entrepreneur must have in order to succeed, but identifying what good leadership entails may not always be clear-cut for everyone. So just what kind of leadership style should you have? Read More

I’m an entrepreneur. The last time I was an employee was in 1983. So what did I get from my MBA studies? It wasn’t about earning power. Read More

Want to protect your estate from Uncle Sam? There are few important changes you should pay attention to based on new legislation that passed in December for the 2011 tax year. Read More

When I first started out in my business, I always had a concept that my focus was to get a high volume of clients and please them, so that I will have a large customer base. How many of you have had the same mentality? Read More

A list of 35 female visionaries (entrepreneurs, creative marketers, big thinkers, innovators, and more) that David Siteman Garland thinks you should know. Read More

On a recent occasion I met a business owner whose company had gone through an agonizing death by a thousand cuts over a two-year process until he finally called it quits. The culprit: Poor accounting policies and practices. The company had implemented rather aggressive accounting practices that Read More

The dawning of the 21st century has brought with it a staggering new array of tools, resources changing the very fabric of business as we know it. Read More