July 3rd, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Many partners in a small start-up company have planned on only networking locally in years past, but small businesses today have to plan for an effective global networking strategy as well. Are your products or services marketable overseas and at what juncture do you envision expanding globally? Is your service executable via an effective global network and what are the implications for your business if you deal on an international level?
Businesses a decade ago, or even five years ago probably didn’t think in terms of effective global networking. Prior to today’s technological and telecommunications capabilities, effective global networking was the concern of the internationals or the rare local business that had commerce outside of the country
To those who make the cyber world their own, networking globally is almost standard practice. The web designer might live in England, but be designing a site for a Florida business while the content for the site is being written by someone in Canada. Because of the possibilities of effective global networking, it is possible for these three parties never to meet in person and yet execute a complete and successful project.
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June 23rd, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Madison Who’s Who recognizes top professionals in their field. This includes teachers and professors. I’m certain that almost every one of us has that special teacher, coach or other adult leader who took the time to lead, inspire and demand excellence. Our lives and accomplishments are testaments that serve to honor those teachers who have contributed so much.
Henry Adams said, “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Madison who’s who recognizes the importance of recognizing those professionals that have made a significant impact in our lives, and in the lives of our children.
Where Madison Who’s Who separates from their peers in the industry is that Madison Who’s Who has not been content with merely offering a beautifully bound leather book of members names. They have made every effort to bring that book and those names alive and accessible as never before to their esteemed membership.
Madison’s Who’s Who also boasts a diverse membership base that includes artists, academicians, engineers, and realtors to name a few. Providing those member’s biographies and credentials along with the multiple benefits of online exposure was just the first step of many that Madison Who’s Who has taken to providing Madison Who’s Who members increased value.
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June 13th, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
One of the benefits of using Madison Who’s Who is that you can easily find people to network with online who are in your industry. Networking, and finding people online can be a difficult chore, so here are some tips for finding people online
Searching people online through search engines. If you want free resources to locate people online you can use search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN but please take note that free searches will take more time for you to locate people. If you want to take this route in searching people online then you need more time and be prepared with the possibility that you might get information that are not updated. Take advantage of the advance search features of search engine to narrow your search. If the name is too common, you might need to include middle name and their profession or line of work.
Searching people online through school and alumni websites. Again this is another free method to search people. You can visit your school websites or any popular alumni websites if you are looking for an old classmate. If you are lucky that your classmate is a registered member on one of your school websites or any alumni websites then you are successful on your search.
Searching people online through social networking websites. Today more and more people are getting into social networking websites. There is a large community of people there sharing interest and activities. Find your friend or relatives in social network services like Myspace, Facebook, Friendster, Orkut and other popular social networking websites. If the person you want to locate is a registered member in one of those sites, you can get in touch with him or her at once.
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June 9th, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Today more than ever may be a great time to start a business despite the economic downturn. In fact, current market conditions have created unique opportunities for those thinking about new business start-up. One thing is for certain, if you’re looking to start a business, you need to connect with competent professionals in your area of expertise. Finding these professionals is simple, especially via Madison Who’s Who. So, why is now a good time to start a business?
There are combinations of factors driving this trend, according to Deborah Osgood, cofounder of BUZGate.org. First, with any slowdown in the economy, downsizing in many key industries has led to the availability of hundreds of thousands of talented professionals who find themselves suddenly out of work.
“Rather than seeking another position in the corporate world, many laid-off workers are looking to unleash their entrepreneurial spirit,” says Osgood. “This can be good news for both the individual and the corporation as individuals end up with more control over their long-term financial security and prosperity, and corporations end up outsourcing needed talent for less cost and less liability.”
This appears to be the case with the baby boomer generation where last year, 4.7 million people between ages 45 to 64 were self-employed according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
“I’ve worked for myself, corporate America and recently retired from the government,” says Richard Ramirez, founder and president of The United States Association of Veterans in Business. “I much prefer working for myself and with a resource community like BUZGate.org, it is so much easier to start a new venture and become profitable early on.”
Osgood says that now couldn’t be a better time to launch a new business, as thousands of business assistance programs across the country beef up support. Despite the current credit crunch, for example, financing opportunities are readily available and interest rates remain low.
BUZGate.org offers access to a wide variety of business development resources at no- cost including a 10-Step Venture eMentoring Program designed to assist anyone contemplating launching a new business by connecting them to an experienced virtual business mentor.
Osgood counsels that would-be entrepreneurs should be on the look out for new business opportunities as the economy shifts. While home sales may be down, for instance, there may be more demand for home improvement work; as gas prices go through the roof, demand rises for entertainment options nearer to home.
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June 3rd, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Mention the word networking to most small business owners and they have one of two reactions, both of which will usually result in them quaking in their shoes! Either their mind races to complicated technical computers or they continue to break out in a cold sweat because networking to them means talking to strangers and certain rejection! If you’re worried about connecting with professionals in your area, Madison Who’s Who can help.
You see, networking is all about building relationships with potential customers, referrers or supporters for your business. It’s all about building the ‘know, like and trust’ factor - a crucial part of growing any business. Madison Who’s Who is a professional directory that can help with that by introducing you to professionals from almost every industry.
In order for you to excel at networking, you have got to get out there and start. Even if you are just networking online the same applies. You have to have strategies in place to enable you to communicate on a regular basis with your audience. It is probably even more important when it comes to online networking as you don’t always have the opportunity to connect face to face and have physical contact, which normally accounts for 55% of the communication process alone. This is why it can be extremely useful to have audio and video on your websites to bring your business personality to life and encourage people to meet with you.
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May 28th, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Madison Who’s Who is unique in a lot of aspects, yet traditional in others. Yes, there are other professional registries that offer brief biographical snapshots of remarkable leaders and experts in commerce and the arts. However, Madison Who’s Who also offer services that set them apart from other professional registries.
Madison Who’s Who Sets Itself Apart From The Rest.
Where Madison Who’s Who separates from their peers in the industry is that Madison Who’s Who has not been content with merely offering a beautifully bound leather book of members names. We made every effort to bring that book and those names alive and accessible as never before to our esteemed membership.
Madison Who’s Who boasts a diverse membership base that includes artists, academicians, engineers, and realtors to name a few. Providing those member’s biographies and credentials along with the multiple benefits of online exposure was just the first step of many that Madison Who’s Who has taken to providing Madison Who’s Who members increased value.
Now members are not only names in a book but are real and viable connections. With the addition of a virtual bulletin board, Madison Who’s Who members have a forum where they can engage in business, chat about trivia, and mingle with professionals with like goals, life styles and ambitions.
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May 26th, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Madison Who’s Who recognizes professionals in a variety of different fields. This includes teachers and professors. I’m certain that almost every one of us has that special teacher, coach or other adult leader who took the time to lead, inspire and demand excellence. Our lives and accomplishments are testaments that serve to honor those teachers who have contributed so much. Henry Adams said, “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Madison who’s who recognizes the importance of recognizing those professionals that have made a significant impact in our lives, and in the lives of our children.
Where Madison Who’s Who separates from their peers in the industry is that Madison Who’s Who has not been content with merely offering a beautifully bound leather book of members names. They have made every effort to bring that book and those names alive and accessible as never before to their esteemed membership.
Madison’s Who’s Who also boasts a diverse membership base that includes artists, academicians, engineers, and realtors to name a few. Providing those member’s biographies and credentials along with the multiple benefits of online exposure was just the first step of many that Madison Who’s Who has taken to providing Madison Who’s Who members increased value.
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May 22nd, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Madison Who’s Who of Executives and Professionals specializes in providing its members with current biographical information of Executives and Professionals in virtually every industry.
We do this to help people maximize their networking capabilities. To do this Madison Who’s Who allows you to search for members in their online registry. You can search by almost any criteria. You may select criteria such as, company name, industry, title, name etc.
If you’re trying to build your professional network, then Madison Who’s Who is a tremendous tool for you. It can help you gain additional business exposure, career expansion, and job recruitment. Madison Who’s Who professional directory is constantly growing. Their research staff may choose candidates through research. They also get candidates through professional associations and societies, trade organizations, or newspapers and magazines. Candidates may also be nominated by a colleague via Madison Who’s Who website.
For anyone wanting to build a solid professional network, checkout the impressive services offered by Madison Who’s Who
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May 16th, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
Madison Who’s Who recognizes top professionals in their field. This includes teachers and professors. I’m certain that almost every one of us has that special teacher, coach or other adult leader who took the time to lead, inspire and demand excellence. Our lives and accomplishments are testaments that serve to honor those teachers who have contributed so much.
Henry Adams said, “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Madison who’s who recognizes the importance of recognizing those professionals that have made a significant impact in our lives, and in the lives of our children.
Where Madison Who’s Who separates from their peers in the industry is that Madison Who’s Who has not been content with merely offering a beautifully bound leather book of members names. They have made every effort to bring that book and those names alive and accessible as never before to their esteemed membership.
Madison’s Who’s Who also boasts a diverse membership base that includes artists, academicians, engineers, and realtors to name a few. Providing those member’s biographies and credentials along with the multiple benefits of online exposure was just the first step of many that Madison Who’s Who has taken to providing Madison Who’s Who members increased value.
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May 12th, 2008 by Stacey Barrus
While many who’s who directories include lists of professionals in their field, Madison’s Who’s Who boasts a diverse membership base that includes artists, academicians, engineers, and realtors to name a few. Providing those member’s biographies and credentials along with the multiple benefits of online exposure was just the first step of many that Madison Who’s Who has taken to providing Madison Who’s Who members increased value. Now members are not only names in a book but are real and viable connections. With the addition of a virtual bulletin board, Madison Who’s Who members have a forum where they can engage in business, chat about trivia, and mingle with professionals with like goals, life styles and ambitions. Madison Who’s Who also provides convenient news feeds where members can review headlines from leading online publications from around the globe. After perusing the latest investment news, Madison Who’s Who thought a classified ads section would be especially handy for members to engage in business, list job openings or recruit.
Madison Who’s Who could have stopped there and still retained a competitive edge. Truth is, in creating an online presence, Madison Who’ s Who committed itself to never standing still. As long as there is technology available that will increase and improve our services, Madison Who’s Who is committed to applying it.
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