entrepreneur
Kenny Sayes honored as LA Small Business Person of the Year
Kenny
Sayes’ entrepreneurial spirit, his willingness to take risks, his expansion of Sayes
Office Supply when other companies were cautious, coupled with his company's involvement
and engagement with the community, recently earned him the 2011 Louisiana Small Business
Person of the Year award from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Full article.
Successful Alexandria Entrepreneur Bob Purvis, Intech Studios, selected as one of three entrepreneurs nationwide featured in Inc. Magazine Article
Successful
local Alexandria, LA entrepreneur Bob Purvis, of Intech
Studios, was one of just three entrepreneurs from across the United
States that Inc. Magazine selected to be highlighted in their October 18, 2010 issue.
John Lutes - Former owner of Dixie Ready Mix Co., Inc.
John
Lutes
Former owner of Dixie Ready Mix Co., Inc.
Words of Wisdom
4 big businesses built with small cash
Starting
a business takes money, and more often than not, an entrepreneur is on his or her own.
However, having a large amount of start-up cash doesn't necessarily mean you can build a
large business. There are, however, entrepreneurs who started big business with very
little start-up money, including Subway, Alienware, Ticketsnow and The Body Shop.
Full Article.
Shirley Katz - Cenla Entrepreneurial Master
Shirley Katz, Mentor
Words of Wisdom
Cenla Entrepreneur's Resource Fair Scheduled for June 26
Cenla
Advantage Partnership and the City of Alexandria will sponsor the Cenla Entrepreneur's
Resource Fair on Saturday, June 26 from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at the Central LA Business
Incubator. Participants include Accion LA, LA Small Business Dev Center, Central LA
Business League, Rapides Parish Sales & Use Tax Office, City of Alexandria Planning
Division, Kisatchie-Delta Regional Planning District, LaPTAC at KD, Red River Bank, and
Peoples State Bank. The fair will provide information and presentations on finding
investors, acquiring loans, and other resources for entrepreneurs. Full Information
It's About The Money
Submitted by dshone on Tue, 06/01/2010 - 11:41amCenla Entrepreneur's Resource Fair
Information and presentations on finding investors, acquiring loans, and other resoruces for entrepreneurs.
Admission is free but please register by emailing dshone@cenla.org or by calling 767.3016
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How to handle sudden bad news
Every
so often, entrepreneurs find themselves facing the unexpected, whether it's a drop in
sales, revocation of a credit line, or the emergence of a strong new competitor. What's
important is how they approach, confront, and overcome the "out-of-left-field" news that
can leave a small business reeling. Full Article.
Entrepreneur Week in New Orleans
About
75 New Orleans area entrepreneurs will gather under the Entrepreneur Week flags this week
for public sessions, private parties and one-on-one meetings with investors, all in a
concerted effort to boost entrepreneurial activity in New Orleans. Full Article.
Buddy Tudor - Entrepreneurial Hero
Buddy Tudor…in his own words
Entrepreneurial Hero Interview
Aside from being an energetic, resourceful and successful entrepreneur, Buddy Tudor was a generous and compassionate civic leader. Among his many contributions, he served as one of the guiding forces in the creation of Cenla Advantage Partnership. He was a founding board member and served on the CAP Executive Committee from the beginning as well. To say that we miss him would be a considerable understatement.
One of Buddy’s great passions in his role at CAP was entrepreneurship and our Entrepreneurial League System. He was a fearless champion for this work and helped to shape it based on his own experiences as an entrepreneur.
A few weeks ago, we had the privilege to interview Buddy Tudor about those experiences. That interview is presented here with pride, gratitude, and respect.
Jim Clinton
