(Linked In Post from September 2011)
In a brief space, Ms. Hurley provided meaningful demographics; an excellent overview of available small business resources; specific advice on managing from the profit and loss statement in this difficult economy; as well as inspiration. (I will use her excellent quote: “The entrepreneurial spirit embodies the willingness to reinvent oneself without loosing core values. The market will always be a moving target. Integrity should not be.” - with attribution of course!)
If Ms. Hurley can make the time, I’d be interested in learning more, including:
In terms of sustainability, I’d like to get Ms. Hurley’s ideas on natural resource education as it applies to the business community.
I’d be very interested in asking her to expand on her reference to economic initiatives as they pertain to agritourism, and how these ideas might relate to heritage tourism in the Pikes Peak Region.
And of course, I’d be interested in her publishing experience - is she an independent publisher?
In any case, thanks for the work SBDC is doing to support small business in our community, and best wishes to its new Director, Marcella Hurley.
In terms of sustainability, I’d like to get Ms. Hurley’s ideas on natural resource education as it applies to the business community.
I’d be very interested in asking her to expand on her reference to economic initiatives as they pertain to agritourism, and how these ideas might relate to heritage tourism in the Pikes Peak Region.
And of course, I’d be interested in her publishing experience - is she an independent publisher?
In any case, thanks for the work SBDC is doing to support small business in our community, and best wishes to its new Director, Marcella Hurley.
Here is a link to Bill Radford's article: http://www.gazette.com/articles/-123957--.html
No comments:
Post a Comment