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By Leslie Hunter-Gadsden on Fri Jan 03 2020
Testing a business before retirement can help you gauge demand, learn the time commitment and reduce the risk of putting retirement savings on the line. This article is part of America’s Read more |
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By Kerry Hannon on Wed Dec 11 2019
H Street Greenhouse offers older entrepreneurs a quieter, more supportive alternative to traditional co-working spaces, with mentoring and business education included. This article is part of Read more |
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By Chris Farrell on Fri Nov 22 2019
Native American founders are creating companies in fields from broadband to design while drawing on community, tradition and modern technology. This article is part of America’s Entrepreneurs , a Read more |
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By Richard Eisenberg on Thu Nov 07 2019
A recession does not have to mean the end of opportunity. Entrepreneurs who anticipate change can uncover new needs, markets and business ideas. Whether you believe a recession (or economic boom!) is Read more |
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By Kerry Hannon on Thu Oct 24 2019
More women are launching part-time businesses while keeping other jobs. Experts explain what is driving the trend and why it can be a smart, low-risk strategy. (This article is part of America’s Read more |
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By Chris Farrell on Tue Oct 01 2019
Midlife founders can pursue a long-held dream while lowering risk through planning, part-time income, community connections and flexibility. (This article is part of America’s Entrepreneurs , a Read more |
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By Alauna Yust on Fri Aug 23 2019
Stronger procedures and financial discipline helped Hyannis Country Garden improve performance while preserving the trust and support of family members. This feature and video are part of America’s Read more |
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By Richard Eisenberg on Fri Aug 02 2019
Finding the right customers is critical for startup success. Learn how entrepreneurs over 50 can use Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and other channels effectively. (This article and podcast episode are Read more |
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By Jessica Thiefels on Tue Jun 25 2019
Family firms can strengthen succession by involving younger relatives early, matching jobs to strengths, avoiding nepotism and embracing new ideas. (This article is part of America’s Entrepreneurs Read more |
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By Kerry Hannon on Thu May 09 2019
This article is part of America’s Entrepreneurs , a Next Avenue initiative made possible by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation and EIX, the Entrepreneur and Innovation Exchange .) Taking a Read more |
