Small Business Success Blog

A coworking or shared office space may be the ideal next step for a small business that needs to get out of the home office, but isn’t ready for a long-term lease in a commercial office space.

In 2016, the US Census Bureau reported that veterans own a whopping 7.5% of small businesses in the US – that’s 405,235 businesses out of 5.4 million nationwide!

A new generation is coming of age and starting to enter the work force. How much do you know about Generation Z?

Encore entrepreneurs start businesses for the first time as they near retirement age. Some are already retired, but seek a new path to help them feel reinvigorated in their older years.

Protecting the office, vulnerable technology and documents, along with you and your employees, may not be at the front of your mind—yet office security should be among the top items on your to-do list.

With your time split between working full-time and starting your business, you’ll have to make every hour count. Here are some strategies to help you stay focused and make progress.

As a solopreneur, Courtney Herring knew that talking to someone with more experience could help her “get out of my own head and out of my own way to create a thriving business.”

Just like a meal is only as good as its ingredients, a company’s culture is only as good as its people

You need both flexibility and the focus to stay centered on a strategy long enough for it to yield dividends. Learn how to create one-page plan of action for the coming 90 days.

While you may think that government contracts are saved for industries like manufacturing and information technology, a wide variety of industries are needed to keep the federal government running across the country.