The Honorable Charles E. Schumer Recognizes the ICSB World Congress
The Honorable Charles E. Schumer Recognizes the ICSB World Congress Friday, July 8, 2022 ICSB is very honored to be recognized by The Honorable Charles E. Schumer Recognizes for its work in supporting small businesses.
Mayor Muriel Bowser Welcomes ICSB 2022 World Congress To Washington, DC!
Mayor Muriel Bowser Welcomes ICSB 2022 World Congress To Washington, DC! Tuesday, July 6, 2022 “It is my pleasure to extend greetings to attendees and organizers of The International Council for Small Business (ICSB) 2022 World Congress Program. ICSB has an impressive record of providing the most up-to-date and relevant information to entrepreneurs and leaders of enterprises at all levels. This week, researchers, international delegates, academics, and people from all walks of life, will
Who is the Entrepreneurial Revolution For?
Historically, entrepreneurs have been at the forefront of every societal movement. With the entrepreneur’s inherent elasticity, we bounce back from major and unexpected disruptions in our daily lives, as exemplified by our response to the COVID-19 crisis. While others were fazed and paused, we took the lead, implementing better modes of operation in business to prioritize the needs of the people. In addition, we listen to our communities and respond accordingly to ensure that everyone has what they need to be happy, healthy, and unified. Therefore, while entrepreneurs are spearheading the entrepreneurial revolution, it is not only for us but also for our entire global community.
Why an Entrepreneurial Revolution?
Entrepreneurship is the backbone of society, unifying our global community like a rubber band keeping a stack of cards in order. Yet, like a rubber band, its resilience is equal to its sturdiness and strength, able to adapt to unpredictable changes and stretch to its limits in the name of innovation. Embracing creativity and change, entrepreneurship is ever-evolving, historically providing prosperity and health to humankind at large. So, why are we calling for an entrepreneurial revolution?
Challenges of Services Sector SMEs in a Developing Country: A Case of Ghana
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face diverse challenges that require solutions to enable the sector to thrive. The study used a sector-based approach to assess the challenges of SMEs from the financial institutions’ and SMEs’ points of view and suggested solutions to the challenges with a focus on the service sector in Ghana.
De Montfort University Kazakhstan is Recruiting Lecturers!
De Montfort University Kazakhstan is recruiting lecturers! Applications are closing soon, check it out now!
#Women2030: Sustainable Career Development
When you are a woman it becomes complex to define the professional development you would like to achieve, since in some way the family, the traditions and customs were preparing us mainly for family assistance tasks. In these times, we are experiencing a global paradigm shift in which the proposal that is promoted with expansive force is to abandon that role for another that puts the core of beliefs in tension.
4th Industry and Humane Entrepreneurship
As our society moves through Industry 4.0 and acclimates to manufacturing automation, this 4th Industrial Revolution is throwing our world into uncharted waters where cold, uncompromising technology meets the warmth and unpredictability of the human experience.
Investment Choices and The Power of Gold Shield
The Bretton Woods system of monetary management was created to establish an international currency regime. The United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference took place in 1944 at the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. At that time, the delegates from 44 countries established two significant institutions – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, now known as the World Bank Group.
The Entrepreneurial Journey Part 5 – Can You Execute?
Go-to-market strategies for most new ventures are usually fatally flawed. And, they are usually fatally flawed because they are not grounded by voice of customer (VOC) research. You cannot execute successfully without truly vetting the elements of your go-to-market strategy. This is where the rubber hits the road. Planning is nothing without execution! And, executing based on assumptions and guesswork is folly. So, your execution must be validated by your customer.