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The Global Small Business Blog: Small Business Exports: Where They Stand
skip to main | skip to sidebar The Global Small Business Blog The Definitive Blog for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses Interested in Going Global Friday, February 03, 2012 Small Business Exports: Where They Stand John Tozzi, our friend and colleague at BusinessWeek, reports on "Small Business
Michele Nash-Hoff: Why We Don't Need a New Program to Train America's Manufacturing Workers
Training and retraining workers who are unemployed or underemployed are critical for the health and growth of the manufacturing industry, which will create good-paying jobs.
Conservative MEPs get transparency - but not climate change | Leo Hickman and Damian Carrington |
Leo Hickman and Damian Carrington: Unlike others, Tories in the European Parliament make public their meetings with lobbyists. So it's a shame this transparency shows heavy lobbying against the climate…
SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: Industry Trade Associations And Why I Think They Are Important
skip to main | skip to sidebar SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Everyone wants to be significant in their life. However, you cannot be significant alone. My philosophy of "Cooperative Significance" is key to achieving greater success. Networking, Marketing, PR, Sales,
Linhart PR | PR Firm Leaders Share Positive Outlook for 2011
Linhart PR was delighted to host a roundtable discussion this morning with several Denver PR firm principals and Kathy Cripps, president of the Council of Public Relations Firms, a trade organization for our industry.Based on similar roundtable discussions with firms nationwide, Kathy described
IAECM Takes a Big Step Forward | Principled Profit
With one hour and ten minutes left to go in the month of August, I'm going to squeeze out one last #blogboost post. Thanks, Michelle and Michele for organizing
Trust a Professional With Your Package
Every year millions of packages are sent from the UK to destinations in Britain and countries right across the world, from Afghanistan to Madrid. Each and every one is important in its own way and the sender always wants to do as much as they can to make sure their goods arrive at the destination
NRF Asks Obama To Reconsider Ban on Lobbyists Serving on International Trade Advisory Panels |
On October 8, the National Retail Federation (NRF) asked President Obama to reconsider a new ban on registered lobbyists serving on committees created by Congress ...
Really? — Association Inc
Association Trends reports that the Recording Industry Association of America referred to the late Michael Jackson as one of the most “significant figures in human history.” Hmm … let’s get real, people.
Sequoia Voting Systems - News - The Ballot Blog
Sequoia Voting Systems About rss feed Media Inquiries Press Releases Ballot Blog Sequoia In The News 10/16/2008 Sequoia Vice President testifies before Texas Senate State Affairs Committee on behalf of Election Technology Council On October 15th, I testified
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