Do you want to be an Entreprenuer? Be one at your day job.

Most people who dream of starting their own enterprise have worked for other companies before starting their own business. The key to success is to be persistent and not abandon your dream. You can start being an Entrepreneur at your day job.

Check out this article for three tips that can help you to achieve this.

Company Culture. Take a Survey.

Are you looking to build a good culture in your company? Your company’s culture and employee engagement can really connect to the success of your financial performance. Having a great and healthy culture within your company can not only help you, but also motivate your employees to perform their best.

This article provides a survey that you and your employees can take to see if everyone is on the same page. The survey will also allow you to compare your company’s culture to other successful companies’ culture rankings. Take advantage of this survey, it can only help!

Are you an Entrepreneur?

Entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone, but if you have the right skill this may be the perfect career for you.

There are some hints on your behavior and mindset that may be signs that you have what it takes to be an Entrepreneur.

Are you ready to improve and make things better? Are you ready to have your own business? Working for someone else isn't your thing?  

Check out this article and learn some of these traits.

Change the way you look at your business. Be Positive!

As a business owner, you are constantly faced with difficult decisions or issues with your company. Sometimes when we are faced with tough decisions, we tend to be our own worst critics.

Instead of always putting a negative spin on reality, try a more positive approach.

 

This article will discusses varies issues that companies face and ways to approach “The Reality” in a more positive way.

Have You Signed Up to Hear Patrick Henry Yet? DON'T MISS THIS!

DATE: Wednesday, Nov 14, 2012

TIME: 9 am - Noon (Doors open at 8:30am and you must pre-register)  

PLACE: Whitton Auditorium in Winthrop University’s Carroll Hall, Rock Hill, SC. (on campus on Ebenezer Road off Cherry Road). Parking will be available across from Carroll Hall.    

And ..... it’s FREE!! Courtesy of the Whitton Best Practices Series at Winthrop University and the SC Small Business Development Center at Winthrop.  

Register here!

Patrick Henry

Nationally Recognized Speaker  

 "takes training to a whole new level with his original music and humor" 

 "A dynamic and energetic audience captivator with real world solutions and proven results"  

In three hours you will learn how to change the future of your business by changing the way you sell, changing the way you approach potential customers, and the way you promote yourself and brand your organization.  

The objective of the Whitton Best Practices Series, sponsored by Elaine Whitton Davis and developed in conjunction with Winthrop faculty, is to provide free or low cost access to current, state-of-the-art knowledge relevant to small business practice.  

For more information or to reserve your space please contact Page Bowden, Director of External Relations for the College of Business Administration, at bowdenp@winthrop.edu or 803.323.2504  

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