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18 Entrepreneurs Explain Why They Started Their Business

Hearpreneur

I believe everyone is a leader, whether it’s at work, home, church, or in their community. I was tired of the bureaucracy of government and corporate work along with limited vacation days (my balance was always bouncing off of zero!). I wanted to make a difference in people’s lives so they can be the best leader possible.

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25 Entrepreneurs Explain How They Came Up With Their Business Names

Hearpreneur

But I also wanted the name to give a sense of community so that it could feel like a hub to which parents could go for advice, and that is where the pod comes in. NSN Lookup was a high-volume search phrase for National Stock Numbers used by Governments and there was a low difficulty score in achieving a high ranking in Google Search Results.

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Building Community Throught Hiring

The Entrepreneurial Mind

community: Inmates are released from prison every day back into the. community and face a difficult transition back into society. education as a tool to help build a path for successful reintegration of former offenders from prison back into the community. in Nashville. reconciliation through community support.

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Nonprofit Organizations: How They Work and What They Do

Board Effect

Nonprofit organizations exist in most communities and governments, businesses, and citizens support them in various ways for the overall benefit of the communities they serve. State governments have the primary responsibility for governing and regulating nonprofit organizations.

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Strategies for board engagement, using surveys and polls, and more

Board Effect

Get the full story here Upcoming events and news Thrive 2025 Date: February 26-28 Thrive 2025 , the NAIS annual conference, heads to Nashville this February. Develop a community partnership initiative that encourages collaboration between your organization and local Black-owned businesses or cultural institutions.

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The Flaming Lips and Economic Development

Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook

The illustrious Sir Ken Robinson is returning as a keynoter (he has a long history with the conference and the state of Oklahoma) and there is a terific line up of speakers from Disney, Lego, Faber-Castell, and other notables from government and education. Jobs and money follow on culture ( see Richard Florida ). I have no doubt we will.

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The best nonprofit events board members should know about this year

Board Effect

Collaboration and partnerships: Events bring people from various sectors together and they may provide opportunities for board members to explore partnerships with other organizations, government agencies, or businesses that align with their mission and goals. Events are a good place to learn more about community engagement initiatives.