Startup Resources

For-profit businesses and nonprofit organizations often seem to stand on opposite sides of the financial spectrum. But looks can be deceiving.

If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path investment, the next question is this: How far off said path are you looking to venture?

Talking about money can be profoundly uncomfortable. For female entrepreneurs, however, the shadow of that monetary anxiety is a particularly expensive issue. 

While most businesses likely won't need to worry about breaches the size of Yahoo's or Equifax's, every single business should still be concerned with information security.

A great idea only becomes great when an equally brilliant plan is crafted around it, built, and then executed. Until then, your idea is worth about as much as the paper it’s written on.

'Bursting onto the scene' isn't exactly a long-term business strategy. Having a mentor can improve the chances of sustaining that burst and finding lasting success. 

Here are five books written by and for female entrepreneurs that can shed some light on how to powerfully maneuver through life and business.

Great civilizations of antiquity, from Mesopotamia to Ancient Rome, all taught rhetoric, or persuasive speech. It remains one of the most compelling way to make a point and get others to see things as you do.

Attaining a loftier class of customer is no simple task, but we can look to someone who’s reached the pinnacle of his profession for some five-star inspiration.

Here’s how small business entrepreneurs can use the built environment’s features to create healthy workplaces to maximize the potential of all their employees.

In the end, money isn't everything. But without it, your business is nothing.

Following your dreams got you this far, but to make the next step up requires more than just desire and enthusiasm. It requires measured choices, and critical thinking. But you don’t have to go it alone.