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Tag Archives: working mothers
This Parent of 10 has Big Plans for her Investigations Business
It takes grit. commitment and strong support to start a business later in life while managing the demands of a family. One entrepreneur who understands this very well is Jeannette Hughes. Hughes and her husband, Dale Hughes Sr., are the … Continue reading
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Downsized Designer Shuns Corporate Life – and Finds Success
By Lynne Strang, Late Blooming Entrepreneurs For Donna Herrle, life changed in two days. That’s how much notice the Pittsburgh woman received that she was being laid off from her position at a healthcare group purchasing organization where she had … Continue reading
What Barbie, Bifocals and Barbed Wire Have in Common
We hear a lot about inventors in the technology area who have had phenomenal success at a very young age. But that doesn’t mean inventors with more mileage under their belts can’t be ultra successful as well. Some of the most revolutionary or popular … Continue reading
Obama Signs Bill to Help Entrepreneurs, Inventors
President Obama today signed the America Invents Act during a visit to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, Virginia. According to a White House news release, the legislation “will speed up the patent process so that innovators and … Continue reading
Entrepreneur Moves From Camcorders to Grilled Cheese
Can a big-time tech entrepreneur make it in the restaurant business? Jonathan Kaplan thinks so. The founder of Pure Digital, which created the Flip Video camcorder, has a new startup: The Melt, a chain of quick-serve grilled cheese restaurants that … Continue reading
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Entrepreneur Goes Nuts with Snack Startup
Howie Sher, a 43-year-old former grocer, has a new product with a memorable name: “What-A-Ya-Nuts?!” After a soft launch last month, Sher’s snack — which has clusters of almonds, pecans and sunflower seeds and comes in four flavors — is now in about 100 locations, with … Continue reading
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Smart Words from Seasoned Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship can be tough — and unpredictable. On some days, everything seems to click into place. On others, nothing goes right. If that sounds like what you’re going through, rest assured that even the most successful business owners experience ups and downs. Here are quotes … Continue reading
Some Hot Industries for Entrepreneurs to Know About
If you’re doing research to figure out what type of business to start, check out IBISWorld’s just-released picks for the five hottest startup industries for the next five years. IBISWorld, which describes itself as “the world’s largest independent publisher of U.S. industry research,” analyzed … Continue reading
Five Daily Habits of Successful Entrepreneurs
Successful entrepreneurs often rely on small daily habits and routines in their business and personal lives to keep the needle on their business moving in the right direction, writes Elaine Pofeldt, an independent journalist and editorial consultant, in a recent post … Continue reading
A Passion for Fashion Moves Fore-ward
By Lynne Strang, Late Blooming Entrepreneurs It’s a good thing Annie Margulis couldn’t find golf shorts that fit. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have needed to design her own – and her company might not have been born. Margulis, 55, is the … Continue reading
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