Mark Weimer has spent most of his career in Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area as a tech entrepreneur after graduating from Stanford University with a BA in Economics. Mark was focused on using technology to reach large numbers of people from the moment he graduated and entered the workforce. From 1992 to […]
Hamed Wardak is at the forefront of a new generation for American refugees. This generation commits to instigating positive changes for the future. WHO CAME BEFORE Hamed Wardak was born in 1977 in Kabul, Afghanistan, and raised first in nearby Pakistan and then traveled to the United States of America later in his youth. Hamed […]
The trucking business is a growing industry. In 2017, the industry generated $700 billion, according to the American Trucking Trends 2018 report released by the American Trucking Association. Figures show that as much as 71% of all freight in the U.S. is dependent on trucking. The industry currently employs millions of drivers and serves as […]
Getting into e-commerce seems irresistible for most businesses. There is tremendous upside potential for taking to the Internet, and with the proven stability and performance of thousands of online companies, most entrepreneurs can’t wait to get on board. But numerous e-commerce challenges await the newcomers, many of whom may be in for a rude awakening. […]
To say that Brandon Tyler Webb is the modern rendition of a classic Renaissance man wouldn’t be far off the mark. He’s been a U.S. Navy SEAL; a successful entrepreneur; a prolific CEO; an experimental aircraft pilot; and a New York Times bestselling author. Born on June 12, 1974, Webb has the kind of life […]
If you are not making 6 figures monthly as an entrepreneur, and you are not still doing this one thing, then you may either never smell 6 figures all through your life as an entrepreneur, or you may hit that mark only once in your lifetime. But, as they will always say, “heaven helps those […]
One of the things that made this country great was its entrepreneurial spirit. It drove the early founders to pick up their belongings, sale across the dangerous Atlantic, and make their homes and businesses in a world that was completely new and foreign to them. They faced hardship, turmoil, sickness, disease, and challenges every step […]
OPINION: Whether madness makes an entrepreneur or being an entrepreneur makes you more susceptible to mental health conditions is debatable. But one thing is, unfortunately, clear and apparent: The two are intrinsically linked. About 72 percent of entrepreneurs are affected directly or indirectly by mental health conditions. That’s in stark c…Read More Read more: venturebeat.com
For tax years 2010 through 2013, the maximum credit is 35 percent for small entrepreneurs and 25 percent for small tax-exempt entrepreneurs like charities. An improved version of the credit will be effective starting Jan. 1, 2014. Additional information about the improved version will be added to IRS.gov once it becomes accessible. In general, on Jan. 1, 2014, the rate will grow to 50 percent and 35 percent, appropriately.
As is the case with many entrepreneurial inspiration stores, formal education and financial success don’t always go hand in hand. From Mark Zuckerberg to Steve Jobs and beyond, it’s crystal clear that college degrees and traditional college backgrounds aren’t the determining factors to what makes a successful business owner. That said, entrepreneurial education is an […]