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4 Women Leaders Relate the Value of NAWBO
September 4, 2018
As it’s been said: “Sisterhood is the essence of all the wisdom of the ages, distilled into a single word. You cannot see sisterhood, neither can you hear it, nor taste it. But you can feel it a hundred times a day. It is a pat on the back, a smile of encouragement. It’s someone to share with, to celebrate your achievements.” —Anonymous.
- I Promise August 2, 2018
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Hey, Ladies, It's Time to Rally
July 11, 2018
- She Found Her Value. Then Built a Business for Other Women to do the Same. June 4, 2018
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NAWBO Achievement Luncheon: We Got This! Red
May 16, 2018
Nail polish fan or not, who doesn’t love reading their names (can we all agree the namers have the best job in the world?). Look at this line-up for spring: Jealous Much, Cuba Libre, Come to Bed Red, V.I.Please (a rather nice shade of berry, actually). - From The Executive Director May 16, 2018
- Welcome Home Christie Hefner April 10, 2018
- Find Your Voice February 7, 2018
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Why Plan A Isn’t Good Enough Anymore
April 6, 2017
Why Plan A Isn't Good Enough Anymore
MELODY SPANN COOPERKeynote Speaker for NAWBO Chicago’s2017 Achievement Luncheon -
Do You Know Your Company's Worth Right This Moment?
March 1, 2017
If you said “yes,” then you 1) are better prepared to face the future, 2) will reduce the risk of leaving money on the table when you sell your company, 3) have a better understanding of your strengths, weaknesses and key drivers. Knowing your value is akin to tallying up your talents and naming your salary – but on a much larger scale.
Many business owners put off valuation until they decide to sell the business or address succession planning. Too late says Miller Cooper & Co.’s Daphne McCoy, Tax Principal, and Deborah Adasiak, Senior Manager – Valuations. They say knowing a company’s worth comes into play any time you ask “what if” questions.
Jennifer Masi
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