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The Summit Chamber of Commerce is hosting its fourth cohort of its Summit Biz Bootcamp this summer. The program is meant for those with a business idea and managers or owners of a business who...
Nancy Kirby on leadership: If you expect staff to care about the job, care about them as people Posted May 11, 2021 Nancy Kirby, executive director and CFO of IncubatorWorks, and Operations Manager Greg Saufley go over startup costs and a three-year projection for a client. They are working in the “Round Room,” a conference room at IncubatorWorks in Painted Post.Courtesy IncubatorWorks/Ashleigh Madison Facebook Share Five years after graduating from Binghamton University, Nancy Kirby started her own accounting firm in her hometown of Elmira. She sold it 25 years later and then spent a de...
, for its third cohort. The 10-session program cost is $50. Amy Kemp with the Summit Prosperity Initiative wrote in an email that anyone who has a business idea or wants to grow their business is encouraged to apply. Participants can be the business owner, manager or other business leader. The program, which uses the Co.Starters curriculum, will take place every Wednesday from April 14 to June 16, and each session will focus on a different element of business planning, such as finances, marketing or customer evaluation. The sessions will be virtual meetings for now, but there might be in-per...
Buddy Palmer at Create Birmingham is an Alabama Bright Light By Karim Shamsi-Basha When economic development combines with the arts, the results can be staggering. Create Birmingham is one of those results. The agency is the only one of its kind in the South. Its mission is to be the economic development agency focused on supporting the arts including visual, performing, architecture, film, culinary and many more genres of the creative world. In other words, Create Birmingham is “the engine that fuels Birmingham’s renaissance,” Buddy Palmer said. He has been the president and CEO at Cre...
Here’s a look at some local news brought to you by Silver City Radio. At the time of compiling this report, the New Mexico Department of Health, announced a new total of 164,954 New Mexico COVID-19 confirmed positive cases statewide, an increase of 691 new cases. In addition, COVID-19 cases recorded locally are as follows: Grant County has increased 10 new cases for a total of 1,201 positive cases; Luna County has increased 21 new cases for a total of 2,673 positive cases; Hidalgo County remained at a total 288 positive cases; and Catron County remained at a total of 70 positive c...