Whether new to the workforce and in search of an entry-level position or a seasoned professional searching for a new opportunity, navigating the job market can prove challenging for any job seeker.
We’re not sure yet that the newly remote workforce is here to stay in a big way after the pandemic is behind us. Yet, recent surveys and studies point out that the trend is not going away anytime soon.
In the best of times, customer retention is critical to small business success. But these days, with marketing dollars being slashed and customer acquisition budgets going down the drain, it is more important than ever to hold onto your customers.
Cash flow should be a regular managerial exercise, not crisis-driven, only to be performed during recessions or global pandemics,
*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* October 27, 2020 If you have news to report about your business contact staff@indianrivermag.com. To subscribe to this newsletter, click here. New college program gives students a head start when deciding on a career Indian River State College Career and Transfer Services has launched a new opportunity for area employers to connect with [...]
Being well-prepared will make the SBA loan application easier BY GERRI DETWEILER When it comes to small business lending, Small Business Administration loans are hot. In fact, in fiscal year 2019, the SBA guaranteed more than $28 billion to entrepreneurs that otherwise would not have had access to capital to start, grow or expand their [...]
At a time when small businesses across the country are struggling to stay afloat, some business owners are investing in business growth by expanding their facilities or buying equipment. In fact, a record number may be, according to some very recent loan data.
The pandemic came on like a Category 5 hurricane in its ability to shape-shift the landscape for Treasure Coast merchant retailers, just as it has most aspects of life in this memorable year many wish to forget.
Community banks benefit from willingness to approve PPP loans for small business owners BY NANCY DAHLBERG In South Florida as well as around the nation, small business owners applying for the Paycheck Protection Program often struck out with big lenders — even when they had been loyal customers. They had better luck with smaller, community [...]
New college program gives students a head start when deciding on a career BY ROBERT LANE Indian River State College Career and Transfer Services has launched a new opportunity for area employers to connect with IRSC students. Calvin Williams is the director of the Career and Transfer Services program, which has an office on [...]