July 26, 2010

As entrepreneurs, women business owners are the accountant, sales force, legal counsel and workforce all in one. While there’s plenty you would like to handle on your own, in many instances, you need support. The articles in this month’s issue of FOCUS help you decide when, how and why to bring in outside help or to refine your skills and do it on your own.

NAWBO Opinion Poll
When you consider contract negotiations how likely are you to hire outside counsel?
          
View Last Month's NAWBO Opinion Poll Results

An Eye Toward the Future

July 26, 2010      

Business Development Overview      

Center for Women's Business Research Elects Professor Patricia G. Greene Next Chair of The Board      

July 19, 2010      

The Affordable Care Act’s New Rules on Preventive Care      

Not Leaving Dollars on the Table During Business Negotiations

New Census Data Reinforces the Economic Power of Women-Owned Businesses in the U.S. Says NAWBO
        

The Thriving Small Business: 12 Steps to Contract Negotiations
        

July 12, 2010      

When Gender Changes the Negotiation      

8-Secrets to Knock Out a Business Proposal

Jannemieke Keener Evolves Her Business, Keener Communications, to Remain Strong Regardless of Economic Conditions
        

How Businesses Can Benefit from Employee Transportation Programs
        

July 6, 2010      

Knowledge Management for E-Business Performance:
Advancing Information Strategy to “Internet Time”      

Carrie Carter and Disc, Inc. Provide Data Recovery
and Storage For Customers Nationwide

Marie Johns Confirmed As SBA Deputy Administrator
        

NAWBO Champions Roadmap to 2020
        

What’s in Your Contract?
      

2009-2010 NAWBO Focus Calendar of Topics

For a full listing of the upcoming editorial topics and for information on how to make a submission, click here.