Danielle Watson may seem like your everyday business woman, but the entrepreneurship she started called The Purse Process may change your mind. (more…)
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Candy shop owner Allison Haught will focus on growing the membership of the Prince William Chamber of Commerce. (more…)
Terry Quinn was on an airplane on his way to see his mother in Boston when he sketched the winning design. (more…)
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Always Protected is a local authorized ADT Dealer underneath the Safe Streets, USA umbrella. Mike Mess, the CEO of Always Protected, has successfully positioned this company to have a nationwide presence with over 1,000 real estate agents.
The real estate agents are currently enrolled in the company’s partner program, helping the brand continue a strong, aggressive growth plan that Mess has envisioned since launching this company.
According to the National Council on Aging, one in three older adults in the U.S. are financially insecure. (more…)
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The Flory Small Business Center, Inc. continues to offer free monthly workshops to entrepreneurs that are in the start-up phase of their business. The center is pleased to announce that their Start Up Workshops are being utilized by a substantial number of students from Stratford University’s Woodbridge Campus along with residents of Prince William County, the Cities of Manassas Park and Manassas, as well as surrounding counties. (more…)
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The time from when a cyber attacker can access a company’s internal systems to the time the company responds is about 204 days or about seven months. Many agencies rely on email alerts to notify them of network intrusions, but they don’t always work. (more…)
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The ribbon was cut Wednesday at a new Regional Center for Workforce Education and Training. (more…)
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From a sinking ferry on a great lake in Africa, 14 lives were saved.
Flying an unmanned aerial vehicle above Lake Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo in summer 2015, a sensor operator sitting next to the pilot noticed a sinking ferry 40 nautical miles from shore.
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Five, four, three, two, one… Happy New Year! Well, almost! The New Year is a great time to evaluate our business goals and make sure we know the answer to the question, “Why do we do what we do?”
Here is a great example: Avi, a business associate I met in 1999, said to me at the time, “Rod, I want to make it easy and affordable for business owners to build and manage websites.”