Written by Carolyn Fanelli, CFO of Fanelli’s Pasta & Lasagna Sauce Inc. for more information on Fanelli’s Finest visit their website www.fanellisfinest.com Writing a business plan for a start-up is a crucial step in the process of starting a business. It is a way to organize your thoughts and answer tough questions to prepare you… Read more »
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Process Art House is growing!
Written by Jacob Breeden, Artist and CEO of Process Art House, LLC. For more information on Process Art House visit their website www.processarthouse.com We opened our business less than two years ago. It was an idea that many people had told us would not work. Especially not in Amarillo. But we held on to our… Read more »
Lesson Learned from Entrepreneurs
Written by Kyla Frye, Communications and Marketing Coordinator of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center visit www.IncubationWorks.com. Be passionate about what you do. It takes a lot of drive, hard work, dedication, and honest to goodness passion to be an entrepreneur in today’s world. Having worked around and with business… Read more »
LinkedIn Endorsements
Written by Brian Whipple, Program Manager of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center visit www.IncubationWorks.com. There has been a post or two about how LinkedIn Endorsements are not all that great. Like the post on INC about why LinkedIn endorsements will vanish. I, like most people, thought LinkedIn endorsements were great at first, but now I realize… Read more »
Make the Extra Pass
Written by David Terry, Executive Director of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center visit www.IncubationWorks.com. These days I’m spending a lot of time watching my 15-year-old daughter play basketball. Her team is pretty amazing. These girls have played together since they were 8. They play great fundamental basketball, they play… Read more »
Make The Extra Pass
Written by David Terry, Executive Director of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center visit www.IncubationWorks.com. These days I’m spending a lot of time watching my 15-year-old daughter play basketball. Her team is pretty amazing. These girls have played together since they were 8. They play great fundamental basketball, they play… Read more »
A Lesson for Mentors
Written by Brian Whipple, Program Manager of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center In high school I was presented a unique opportunity. My school implemented a mentorship program designed to help kids like me discover passions and prepare for the next step. As a pimply, know-it-all teenager, I really… Read more »
3 Signs That You Shouldn’t Be Your Company’s Social Media Manager
Written by Brian Whipple, Program Manager of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center visit www.IncubationWorks.com. A few months back I came to a pivotal, life changing realization. I realized that I am not the best person to manage our company’s social media. I know . . . shocking. I made… Read more »
5 Lessons Learned from a Newbie
Written by Kyla Frye, Client Services Coordinator of the WT Enterprise Center. For more information about the WT Enterprise Center visit www.IncubationWorks.com. After almost a year into my first professional career, here are 5 lessons I’ve learned along the way! 1. It’s okay to ask questions! No one is expecting you to have all the answers… Read more »
