Small Business DoD Contractors – Be Alert, CMMC Has Arrived

Posted by Mark Lupo
On December 17, 2019

Many reading this post are aware there are significant changes coming for Department of Defense (DoD) contractors (prime or subs) in 2020 and it is essential to be getting ready for these if you intend to continue with existing DoD contracts or obtain new ones. Currently, DoD allows a business to self-certify compliance to controls […]

User Experience in Management

Posted by Ashley Panter
On June 25, 2018

In case you missed the first post of this blog series, How to Connect Through Experience, this blog post is part of a three post series which serves as an overview/background for an upcoming National ABSDC Conference presentation delivered by Michael Myers (Consultant for UGA SBDC in Athens) and myself (J. Ashley Panter, Marketing Manager at […]

5 Things to Consider Before Using an Image From Google

Posted by Ashley Panter
On October 7, 2015

We’ve all heard the old saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” but when that picture is protected by copyright, the picture could be worth $25,000 instead. As the popularity of social media grows, so does the amount of content that circulates through our news feed. Users can post or share their own or anyone […]

Consulting Leads Pooler Importer to Focus on Core Business, International Growth

Posted by Marketing Intern
On May 22, 2015

Natural stone importer Humberto Padoan of Brazil had worked in the industry a dozen years – six after a transfer to Norcross – when he decided to open his own company. “The U.S. gives you a lot of opportunity to go into business for yourself,” he says. “I had the experience and desire, and the […]

Posted by Marketing Intern
On March 16, 2015

Not many of us would study an atlas, get in our car, and head out for Chicken, Alaska, without a map, relying solely on our memory to remember all the route changes. Yet that is the equivalent of what many businesses do when “driving” their businesses. The result is usually the same for both the […]

When to Exit? A Small Business Owner’s Biggest Dilemma

Posted by Marketing Intern
On March 16, 2015

There are only a few certainties in life; death, taxes, and one thing few successful small business owners realize or want to realize, the day they will be faced with perhaps their biggest dilemma, “How do I exit and when?” In this regard, it is not unusual that few successful small business owners understand the […]

Posted by Marketing Intern
On February 23, 2015

Remember how you felt when you first became engaged to be married? The whole world was beautiful. Your intended was wonderful. The future seemed so perfect – full of hope and promise. You were on cloud nine and ready to live that fairytale Happily Ever After life. However, we know that even in the best […]

Posted by Marketing Intern
On February 23, 2015

With the economy tightening on a daily basis and few words of encouragement for the immediate future, many employers are enacting layoffs as a means of reducing costs and sharpening their focus. Layoffs are a particularly difficult option for the small business owner because oftentimes employees are wearing multiple hats; thus, the remaining employees will […]

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Small Business DoD Contractors – Be Alert, CMMC Has Arrived

User Experience in Management

Consulting Leads Pooler Importer to Focus on Core Business, International Growth

The Business “Map:” Don’t Leave Home Without It!

When to Exit? A Small Business Owner’s Biggest Dilemma

Partnerships and PreNups: Gotta Work For That Happily Ever After