Marvin Carolina, Jr. recently participated on a panel sponsored by the Kansas City Business Journal called, “Diversity and Inclusion: Diversity as a Competitive Advantage at CBIZ MHM Headquarters in Kansas City. During the panel Diversity and Inclusion Executives shared workplace insights with a packed audience. The following is a repost of the article from Elise Reuter with the Kansas City Business Journal on the event. You can view the original…
Business continues to evolve, and to succeed in the market, you have to evolve, too. Marvin Carolina Jr. shares why it’s important to innovate swiftly.
Is there a recipe for success? Marvin Carolina Jr. shares the 3 qualities of a growing business with his insights on small business development.
Marvin Carolina Jr will be a featured panelist on the upcoming CEO Roundtable “Unleash the Full Potential of Your Business 2016” featured during the Texas Black Expo in Houston, TX on January 12, 2016 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX. To register and more information, visit the Texas Black Expo Website.
Businesses that can’t adapt are destined to fail eventually. Why not anticipate change so your business keeps ahead of it? Always think of ways to improve.
More general economic news does affect your business. It’s important to understand and track indicators beyond your sector. Here are a few worth following.
Diversity includes demographics, but that’s not all. Different ways of thinking are crucial, especially for business owners.
Your car needs regular service to run its best — and your business checkup is no different. Chances are, everything isn’t OK, even if it seems so on the surface. Every quarter, take care of business — your business.
Harnessing the latest technology is crucial for small business productivity. Most software and hardware have come way down in price.
If you’re like the vast majority of small-business owners, you’re in business to make money. Nothing wrong with that. I’ve found, though, that lots of small-business owners — who claim they want to make money — don’t understand how to make money. So let’s talk revenue, profit and profit margin. Revenue is income received from making a sale. While it gives an indication of how much business you’re doing, I…
