Developing Leadership Skills as a Small Business Owner
Changing your mindset when you leave the paid workforce to set up shop on your own requires a real change of mindset. No longer are you merely an employee — now you’re running the show.
Employee Management
Your most difficult asset to acquire and to replace, employees are the core of any business. Find ideas on how to hire and motivate while you start to grow your business.- Offering Equity Incentives as a Small Business Owner
- Generation Z – who are they and what do they want from work?
- Top interview tips
Green Business
Going green is not just good karma. These days, it's good business as well. Whether you're saving on the light bill or attracting new customers with green policies, green business grows profit. View More
Leadership Advice
In small companies, leadership is vital for motivating your team and maintaining morale. Learn how to build your abilities as a business leader and start becoming the leader your employees want.- Rainmaking 2009: New Business Generation in Current Market Conditions
- What Got You Here Won’t Get You There – Marshall Goldsmith’s 20 Tips for Breaking Bad Business Habits
- Want to Expand Your Business Overseas?
Money Management
Capital is limited and borrowing is nearly impossible. How can your business best stretch its financial resources?- Managing Your Employee Superannuation Obligations as a Small Business
- Risk Management for Small Businesses
- What are my financing options? A look at the different financing options for small firms, from business angels to banks to venture capital
Office Management
You're busy with customers, inventory, billing, taxes… how can you stay organized too? Make one small improvement at a time.- Reducing Expenses While Maintaining Customer Service in the Current Business Climate
- Negotiating Rent Increases in Current Market Conditions
Starting Up
If you are thinking of starting your own business, you're not alone. In fact, start-ups surge when layoffs rise and can pull the economy up with them. Find out where to get money to start up your business, or expand your limits.- Naming Your Business - Opportunities and Pitfalls
- Business Registration – what you need to know
- Steps to starting a business
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