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Nellie Akalp is the CEO and Founder of CorpNet.com, an online legal document filing service that helps entrepreneurs start their businesses. Nellie is here today to chat about the importance of registering a business. She will share some basics about business structures, what structure is best for which type of business, why it is important to incorporate, when to incorporate and in what state to incorporate.
Questions Answered:
1) What are the basics of business structures?
2) What should our audience know about them?
3) When should a business incorporate?
Contact Info:
Website: www.corpnet.com
Email: [email protected]
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Host: Bill Black. Audio library: www.ExitCoachRadio.com.
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Jim has more than 30 years of comprehensive management experience including more than 15 years at the executive level. His experience spans a number of industries including medical transportation, health maintenance organizations, specialized blood services, home health care, cable television, food processing and engineering. He has participated in several start-up ventures as well as worked for Fortune 500 companies.
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In this 1 minute Highlight, Jim Blue Owner, BlueTutor discusses some of the "rules of the road" and explains that there are several tools you should be aware of.
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Transcript:
Jim: There are many internet based communication tools that are available. I use my cell phone for everything, so the first thing that I would recommend to people is, if they are going to be traveling, even through the United States, you know, don’t use hotel phones, use your cell phone. And the reason for that, we all know there are a lot of charges that get tacked on for telephone use in the hotels, that’s the first thing. The second thing to keep in mind is that there are tools that are around there, that are internet based, that will help control your costs. I will say, though, that controlling your communication costs from abroad is a whole other subject, because if you are a Verizon or an AT&T user, or a Sprint user, and you are traveling abroad, there are a whole other list of rules associated with that.
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Kathy Fettke, CEO and Founder of, "Real Wealth Network.” Real Wealth Network Receives the 2015 Elite Business of the Year Award! Kathy Fettke, CEO and Founder of Real Wealth Network based in Walnut Creek, CA, an organization dedicated to helping members get the most current and cutting edge education and information they need to succeed as real estate investors. Kathy is a licensed Realtor, former mortgage broker, and an active real estate investor She was selected as one of America's "100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs" by Goldman Sachs at the 1st annual and now 2nd Annual Builders and Innovator's Summit.
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Dan Whittaker shares a few thoughts on the concept of "de-risking" your business.
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Transcript:
Bill: There are many ways to grow your business, and one of the most effective ways is to reduce the risk, or de-risk your business. Here’s Dan Whittaker.
Dan: De-risking is really, if you’re gonna go through a process to transition out of the business, what are the things that can jeopardize the sale, or jeopardize the value? Are there any lawsuits or pending litigation that can crash the business? Another one is customer concentrations. Is your business operating with one customer that represents 40, 50, 60% of your business and if you lost that customer, the value of your business is essentially wiped out? And, how do you go through to go ahead and solidify the customer or take of that? Is the business highly dependent on a couple of people? So is the CEO, the owners, are they so involved if they step out, then there’s nobody else there to run the business? From and outsiders buyer’s standpoint, they need to see that the business is gonna run on its own.
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