Entrepreneurship expanding
First of a series on Second Acts from BusinessWeekonline
Snippet from January 17, 2006
Given the cycles of economic and labor-market volatility, ... and the growing number of baby boomers who prefer to roll up their sleeves rather than quietly retire, entrepreneurialism is becoming an attractive choice ...
"The world has changed," says Monica Doss, president of the Council for Entrepreneurial Development, a nonprofit organization that works to help create and expand high-growth entrepreneurial business in North Carolina's Research Triangle Region. "It's not about getting a job -- it's about making a job and making your own way."
Tip #6 from the second article: Network, Network, Network
Technorati Tags: entrepreneurship, CED, networking
Snippet from January 17, 2006
Given the cycles of economic and labor-market volatility, ... and the growing number of baby boomers who prefer to roll up their sleeves rather than quietly retire, entrepreneurialism is becoming an attractive choice ...
"The world has changed," says Monica Doss, president of the Council for Entrepreneurial Development, a nonprofit organization that works to help create and expand high-growth entrepreneurial business in North Carolina's Research Triangle Region. "It's not about getting a job -- it's about making a job and making your own way."
Tip #6 from the second article: Network, Network, Network
Technorati Tags: entrepreneurship, CED, networking
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