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Gregory Boop (53 articles)

I am the founding member of the law firm of Lougovskaia Boop, LLC. in Cleveland, Ohio. I am also an OSHA authorized safety and disaster trainer. My firm counsels small and medium-sized businesses on start up and operational requirements, trial issues and regulatory matters.

We also practice both corporate and personal immigration law.

I am the father of two beautiful kids.

I put all of this experience to work for you.

Find out more at: www.lougoboop.com

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Deborah Chaddock Brown (508 articles)

I am Deborah Chaddock Brown, the owner of AllWrite Ink, a corporate communications company helping businesses communicate their message in a way that is read, understood and acted upon. I have almost 30 years of experience in the sales, store management, training and communication fields which benefit my customers. I have the ability to look at a communication need from both the end-user and company perspectives. Prior to opening my own company I was the Director of Communications for Cole Vision Corporation, a billion dollar retail optical company. I wrote and developed communications for associates of Pearle Vision and the optical shops located inside Sears, Target and BJs. I have been told that I have a unique ability to understand the motivation of the audience and I tailor written and verbal communication to meet their needs while ensuring the integrity of the corporate message. Basically, I write with the reader in mind. I try to walk in their shoes before putting pen to paper. It works. Contact me: deborah@allwriteink.com

Find out more at: www.allwriteink.com

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• Websites People Read
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• What is Social Media and Why Do You Care?
• 10 Marketing Tips for Home Based Businesses

Steve Rucinski (344 articles)

Steve Rucinski publishes the Small Business CEO Weblog (www.smbceo.com) writes for Bizinformer (www.bizinformer.com) and is an owner and executive producer of the Small Business Trends Radio program (www.smbtrendwire.com). You can email him at Steve@smbtrendwire.com.

Find out more at: www.smbceo.com

Last 5 articles for this contributor :

• Hackers Attack Small Business
• Small Business Branding
• Self-Publishing Via Email
• Email May Be More Important Than Your Website
• Online Shoppers Want Better Copy

Betsy Palmieri (16 articles)

Hello reader. I'm an American businesswoman, lawyer by training, risk management consultant and mother of two young boys. I used to work at a big insurance company until I left to start my own business. Like you, I am always learning new stuff, and my goal is to bring you the best information about managing and minimizing the risks of doing business, in an easy to use format. I grew up in upstate New York and have lived all around the United States. Right now I live in the beautiful Farmington River Valley of Connecticut. My passion is finding ways to use whatever skills, insight and understanding I possess to help others. I love hanging out with my boys (spouse included.) I also love to fly fish but haven't been able to squeeze that into my schedule for a while. You can see more about my professional background at my company's site, Jupiter Risk Management LLC at www.jupiterriskpros.com. I also keep a personal weblog at http://ContraryValley.typepad.com. Your feedback is strongly encouraged! Leave a comment or email me at betsy.palmieri@jupiterriskpros.com. Talk to you soon!

Find out more at: www.jupiterriskpros.com

Last 5 articles for this contributor :

• Are We Losing Our Edge From Lack of Health Care?
• Insurance for Your Home Business
• Business Legal Structures: 5 Important Factors to Consider
• Intelligent Risk Taking
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Ruth Schaffer (1 articles)

My name is Ruth Schaffer and I'll be keeping you updated on the latest news and developments in Biotechnology, Allergies and Pregnancy. I have a Master's Degree in Microbiology and previously been been teaching at the University of the Philippines. I also spent more than five years at the International Rice Research Institute, working on paddy soil microbiology and biochemistry, followed by a brief stint in a university in Germany working on iron-reducing bacteria from marine sediments. Currently, I am a freelance writer and copy-editor for scientific manuscripts, based in Singapore, one of top centers for life science research in Southeast Asia.

Although I am a scientist by training, I am a work-at-home mom to a precocious 5 yr-old (plus one in the oven!), and an editor of a webzine. I also keep a blog about functional foods and Asia travel.

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Jim Logan (209 articles)

A much wiser man than I once proclaimed to truly understand a person and their motivation you must first understand their experiences it's your experiences and lessons learned in life that shape your opinion, determination, goals, judgment, outlook, and reactions to adversity. Following are my most influential experiences and lessons learned:

In two decades of professional sales, marketing and customer service life - including executive management at both public and private technology companies, serving Fortune 100, government, and international markets, the most influential lessons I've learned on life and business originated from my time in the US Navy. Two lessons in particular I learned while in the military, that continues to influence and guide my life, are the power of understanding and applying principles, and to continuously pursue knowledge.

In my military education I was taught a thorough understanding of principles and fundamentals of any subject are what give you the confidence and ability to adjust to changing environments and react appropriately to events you can't control. You never know what situation you’ll find yourself in professionally; you need the ability to think and apply knowledge to what may be unknown and evolving scenarios. Preparing for the known is not the objective; the objective is to prepare for the unknown and the only way to do that is to truly understand the underlying principles, fundamentals, laws, and rules that govern your topic of choice. This teach a man to fish and big picture approach to learning has paid tremendous wealth to my family over the years. I am eternally grateful for being taught to learn in this manner.

I ended my military studies as an honor graduate with a 94.7% grade. In a meeting with a superior just prior to graduation, I was told: "Be proud of your accomplishments, but never forget it's the 5.3% you don't know that matters the most. Never stop pursuing the 5.3%, always seek the complete understanding and mastery of everything you do." I have never forgotten the meaning of that conversation and continue to pursue my 5.3% in all endeavors. This site is part of that never-ending pursuit.

It was my pleasure, good fortune, and incredible good luck that while in the military I served at the White House; working with and around the most talented and dedicated people imagined at the White House Communications Agency. I've never since worked with a group of people that better understood often trivialized words such as honor, duty, and teamwork. There, during President G. H. W. Bush and President Reagan's time in office, I learned another great lesson in life and business that influences me today - failure is not an acceptable outcome. It's amazing what can be achieved when you eliminate failure as a potential result of any undertaking. Without the acceptance of failure, your creativity, determination, and resourcefulness are peaked; at best you can only experience momentary set-backs, nothing is impossible.

I've had the pleasure of traveling around the world, having conducted face-to-face business in 14 countries in Europe, Middle East, Asia, North and South America. The most important lesson I learned in my travels is how similar people are around the world. Shared desire, concern, appreciation, pride, and creativity - I've experienced the best of a global economy. I've had the opportunity to open and extend markets around the world and have gained a wealth of knowledge on business from countless people of different cultures that unfortunately will never know how they've positively influenced my thinking and approach to win/win business relationships.

Please let me know how best I can serve you and your interests. I welcome you to join me in this site and my pursuit of the 5.3% of business excellence.

"With dedication and desire, there is nothing in life that is unachievable."

Find out more at: www.jslogan.com

Last 5 articles for this contributor :

• Avoid Being Cute When It Comes To Choosing Your Business Name
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Creative Weblogging (29 articles)

English You probably expect the profile of one of our authors right here? Close! This article comes directly from the Creative Weblogging headquarters in California. All articles published by this pseudonym are written by our team.

German Sie erwarten hier das Profil eines unserer Autoren? Fast! Dieser Artikel kommt direkt aus dem kalifornischen Buero von Creative Weblogging. Alle Artikel, die unter diesem Pseudonym veroeffentlicht werden, wurden persoenlich von einem unserer Mitarbeiter verfasst.

Your Creative Weblogging Team

Find out more at: www.creative-weblogging.com

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