It’s never too early to prepare for Christmas
Filed under: business, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Uncategorized
Yes, it’s never too early to prepare for Christmas and every entrepreneur knows this. This early, they are already getting their bookings for trade show exhibits. Newbie or aspiring entrepreneurs might want to ask around and also getting trade show booths because it is the best opportunity for them to get a feel of the market would respond to their products.
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About scrub uniforms
There are a lot of styles now available of scrubs. There used to be a time when nursing scrubs were mere plain, single-colored uniforms worn mostly by backroom operations in the hospitals. Meaning, the support groups — the laboratory personnel, the radio technician, and the like. Those who are on the front line operations of the hospitals are wearing mostly the traditional white uniforms.
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Protect yourself from identity theft
Others may not believe that it can happen until they become a victim themselves. That is why is always better to be careful, and vigilant, before the identity theft gets to you. Be wary of where you swipe your credit cards, enter your secret PINs and the like. Sometimes, it will help if you can check websites like IdentityHawk to learn about it and how best you can protect yourself.
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Car accessories inside a car dealer’s showroom
I had a chance to work in a car dealership company before, and there I learned about the importance of anticipating the needs of customers. That is because inside the showroom, there a small space in one corner where customers can buy car accessories either for their newly bought cars or for their old vehicles.
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Ka-Entrep: Entry point for start-up entrepreneurs
Tomorrow, I will be attending the General Assembly of Ka-Entrep, an organization of entrepreneurs which the Center for Small Entrepreneurs helped founded. I remembered on its first year, the organization organized trade show exhibits to help members jump start their business by getting exposure in a large venue such as the SM Megatrade Hall in Ortigas.
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Scrub uniforms
Because of the demand of for health care personnel here and overseas, many other industries have also benefited. The garments and/or tailoring industry for example, have greatly enjoyed the opportunities brought about by this, because scrubs have been in demand which dictated business to produce more of them to meet the growing demand.
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Have you signed up for a trade exhibit yet?
Filed under: entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, Uncategorized
As I have mentioned in previous posts, many entrepreneurs are usually starting in their foray in the business world during the holidays. That is because during this season, many trade show exhibits are being organized in malls, subdivisions and schools. Participating in trade shows or trade fairs is a great way to introduce your business, because it does not require much business papers for one to join. You can test the market for your product before you actually go mainstream.
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Business seminar schedules for August and September 2010
Are you dreaming of having your own business someday? Are you an aspiring entrepreneur who wishes to establish his own enterprise? Do you have what it takes to become an entrepreneur?
If you are not yet sure, or you want to be sure, here are schedules of business seminars for August and September this year that you can attend to help you be equipped with the necessary know-how of running your business – from the basic skills, hiring, taxes, pricing, marketing and more.
Check out these schedules, mark your calendars, and be on your way to fulfilling your dream of being a successful entrepreneur.
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More links to help victims of Typhoon Ondoy
Just sharing here the list of links that I’ve found on the net on how we can help the victims of Typhoon Ondoy which hit the Philippines this weekend.
The Philippine National Red Cross (find your local chapters here)
Donations through Paypal via TXTPower
Blog posts for more links on where to send help:
Sour Politics: Typhoon Ondoy Emergency Hotlines and Relief Operations
Random Salt: Helplines and hotlines for Typhoon Ondoy victims
Bury Me in this Dress: Where to send donations for victims of Typhoon Ondoy
MLQ3 on Tumblr: How you can help
The Single Parent Talk: Philippine Floods
More updates and information on your Twitter and Facebook account.
Won’t the government do something about CAP?
Filed under: customer service, feedback & reviews, leadership, Uncategorized
I really don’t know how stupid CAP is… or was it us who were stupid enough to believe them before? Of course which parent does not their children to be assured of going to college? Even the high rising cost of education and most commodities, by getting an college assurance plan, I can have confidence that my son won’t have any problem as far as his college tuition fee is concern. That is what is written in the contract – A BINDING CONTRACT!
Now that my son is already in college – prelims, mid-terms and two promissory notes later, still I didn’t get anything from this future-grabbing monster! And now, finals will be here anytime soon, yet not a flicker of hope shining that I would get anything. In fact, when I called, I was even told that processing of claims will take years!
And where is the government through all of these? All those programs – inviting tourist investors (to take advantage of local resources), employment opportunities (thanks to this opportunist investors), and double-funding of projects, they remained silent and distant from this CAP brouhaha…
If it were election time, maybe something would happen. But then again, it’s not.
CAP stole my son’s future, while politicians are destroying his present.
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