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City: Tequesta, FL
Masters in Business Administration with thirty-five years experience in hotel and resort development and management. Leadership development, fiscal planning, business retention and employee relationship and retention management.
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Masters in Business Administration, Bachelors in Hotel Administration
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City: Ironton, MN
21 years, senior leadership positions as Executive Director for 501c3 Tax Exempt Regional and County Economic Development Organizations and Director, Municipal and County Economic Development; Instructor, six years, on three Technical College campuses in WI- "How to Start A Business"; Serial Entrepreneur over 15 years, owning businesses in the Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations, Promotions and Light Manufacturing industries; 11 years as an International Photo-Journalist in the Travel and Entertainment Industry; Weekly Newspaper Columnist for eight years and Publisher/Editor/Writer/ Photographer for a monthly Online Newsletter for six years; Web Site Design for non-profit and for-profit sector industries for 12 years; Various leadership positions with 14 Boards of Directors and Regional Business and Economic Development Industries and Non-Profit Organizations; Retail Electronics Store Manager for three stores in Southern California; US Air Force veteran; Rock band member over six years in the mid to late sixties-when music was music that one could understand, dance to and listen to for hours! on end!
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Graduate of California State University at the Dominguez Hills, CA campus, with a Bachelor or Arts Degree in Communications. "Certified Master Consultant", Business Retention and Expansion. Post-Graduate work in Behavioral Science and Advanced Post Graduate Work in Communications. Created and taught a "How to Start a Business" Course with the Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College (WITC) System across three Campuses,for a period of 6 years.
Special tax law provisions may help taxpayers and businesses recover financially from the impact of a disaster, especially when the federal government declares their location to be a major disaster area. Depending on the circumstances, the IRS may grant additional time to file returns and pay taxes. Both individuals and businesses in a federally declared disaster area can get a faster refund by claiming losses related to the disaster on the tax return for the previous year, usually by filing an amended return.
The IRS also offers audio presentations on Planning for Disaster. These presentations discuss business continuity planning, insurance coverage, recording keeping and other tips to stay in business after a major disaster.
The IRS maintains a valuable collection of resources for small businesses called the Small Business and Self-Employed Tax Center. Visit their site for forms, articles, videos, webinars and audio presentations for small businesses.
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City: Miamisburg, OH
Fouteen years with Reader's Digest as Senior Operations Director. Managed Department with responsiblities in Marketing, Printing, Purchasing, Direct Mail, Logistics. Twenty Five years in several senior management positions at the largest magazine printing company in the USA, known as McCall Printing Co. and later as Dayton Press.(no longer in existence). Served in Air Force for 28 years mostly in reserves. Retired as Colonel. Headed reserve unit to counsel young men and women who had interest in the Air Force Academy.
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BS Degree Penn State MBA Degree University of Dayton Numerous leadership and management courses/seminars in the Air Force, and Reader's Digest.
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No matter what type of business you run, having a “mentor” to help guide you can increase your odds of success. Having a wise, loyal advisor – especially one who’s “been-there, done-that” – is like money in the bank.
By Daniel Kehrer
Founder, BizBest.com
No matter what type of business you run, having a “mentor” to help guide you can increase your odds of success. Having a wise, loyal advisor – especially one who’s “been-there, done-that” – is like money in the bank.
About the Author
Daniel Kehrer, Founder & Managing Director of BizBest Media Corp., is a nationally-known, award-winning expert on small and local business, start-ups, content marketing, entrepreneurship and social media, with an MBA from UCLA/Anderson. Read more of Daniel's tips at
www.BizBest.com, follow him at
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Published Nov. 15, 2011
An advisory board is an informal group. This is not a board of directors. It is a group of mentors. The group has no financial interest in your firm. This is a group of outside advisors who share their knowledge to help you be more competitive, think strategically and offer specific advice in key skill areas.
The benefits of an advisory board include: setting aside time to think strategically, obtain feedback and insights from outside the company, and gather information and expertise from peers who have knowledge in different areas than your own. In general, a three to five person board will likely meet your needs.
Published Nov. 15, 2011
This documents reviews types of business insurance available and provides some information on each.
Published Oct. 31, 2011
This document explains the importance of your credit score, the method used in its calculation, how it's used and how to obtain a copy.
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