Category Archive for: ‘Economic Development’
Don’t Allow Economic Uncertainty to Become a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
by Pablo Arroyo | October 15, 2019 Some business owners tend to base decisions about their business on the state of the economy and what economists and industry analysts predict for future economic outlooks. While this is a sound decision, it could hinder business owners […]
Read More →Pitch Perfect: Creating the Perfect Pitch for Investors
by Michael Noel | June 11, 2019 Every great achievement or accomplishment is usually accompanied by the cliché expression, “Practice makes perfect.” In the business world, just like any great composition, when it comes to building the right pitch for potential investors, research makes perfect. […]
Read More →$1 Million Dollars of Non-Dilutive Investment for Your Business
by Mitch Lairmore | April 20,2018 Most small businesses would welcome funding for research and development that would lead to innovative products and services to include in a portfolio of offerings. The good news is that the United States has a program to do just […]
Read More →Mayor Buckhorn targets international trade to stimulate Tampa economy
In an effort to foster job creation and enhance Tampa’s economy, Mayor Bob Buckhorn is driven to make Tampa’s name synonymous with international trade. Due to Tampa’s deep Hispanic roots and multifaceted opportunities of trade access, Buckhorn’s presumably challenging feat has been a successful one. […]
Read More →Economic Forecast Breakfast: 2014 to continue positive trend
The message from economic forecasters Tony Villamil and Brian Wesbury regarding the outlook for 2014, was one of positivity, Thursday. At the Economic Forecast Breakfast, held at The Lakeland Center, Villamil said, “We are in rapid recovery and moving in the right direction. We have […]
Read More →Obama’s plan for helping small businesses
Six years ago I visited an indigenous village in southern Mexico called Santa Cruz Mixtepec. It was, or used to be, one of those impoverished rural hamlets that sent most of its population over the U.S. border to find living-wage work. Until somebody got the […]
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