April 4, 2012
The shamen is here
If you look at the Small Business Shamen schedule, note the periods when the stage will be quiet. During these biologically necessary periods, most people will mill around looking for a familiar face to kill time with, check their email, … Continue Reading
A typical hygiene regimen for guys consists of three things: hair cut, shower, laundry. Two of those are optional. Born out of necessity, the Derby City Chop Shop has not only been fulfilling that last lone requirement in Louisville, Kentucky, … Continue Reading
So I’m writing a thing over at TheFundamentals.biz and I came across this quote from Jeffrey Fox’s How to Become CEO: The Rules for Rising to the Top of Any Organization: Nurture the good idea. Spend a little, not a … Continue Reading
It’s a given in modern business that one of the ways a business builds trust is to tout one’s commitment to high-profile “good” causes. Oil companies, for example, now run more commercials talking about their wetland restoration programs than they … Continue Reading
You spoke, we listened. We now have half day passes available to purchase! For $75, you can now attend the last half of the day, with sessions from Jason Clark, Peggy Noe Stevens, and Chris Brogan, with a round table … Continue Reading
Chris Brogan will be at the Small Business Shamen, speaking on the topic of “THE FRONTIER IS NOW!“. He consults and speaks professionally with Fortune 100 companies like PepsiCo, General Motors, Microsoft, on the future of business communications and social … Continue Reading
Consider the paradox of business conferences: they are sold as pivotal events that instantly educate and enlighten. You will leave here informed! Up-to-the-minute! Vastly improved for the experience! But, in fact, great conferences generate most of their value after they’ve … Continue Reading
Matt Dobson already knows all the things that make Louisville the best city around. What he needed was a megaphone to spread the news. Enter The Paper. Helmed by Dobson and Editor, Stephanie Brothers, The Paper’s team consists of twenty-some-odd … Continue Reading
Fabulous news for those attending the Small Business Shamen Conference on Wednesday, April 4, 2012. At the lunch break, we are honored to host Taiji Grand Master Mingye Ding! Check the schedule for more updates. Taiji Grand Master Mingye Ding … Continue Reading
Revelry Boutique Gallery started out as a dream to founder and co-owner Paula Weyler. Now Weyler, and partner Mo McKnight Howe, make a living off of propelling the success of others. It’s not always easy to find a stage to … Continue Reading