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We have automated the ordering process on our new website as well as allowed for credit card ordering.
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Message from Our President, Sandra James
Hopefully everyone had a fantastic holiday. One of our resolutions here at Private Eyes, Inc. is to be more involved with the community and entrepreneurship. Therefore, we are kicking off the New Year with partner spotlights!
Progressive Industries, Inc., owned by Valerie O'Donnell, has been a Women Owned Business for over 27 years.
As a full service national distribution center, they can service product and supply requirements either 1st, 2nd, or 3rd tier. Progressive Industries distributes food service equipment, medical/industrial gases, and much more. They provide top quality products and superior service at competitive prices. If you would like to know more about Progressive Industries, Inc. please visit their website at: www.progressivepii.com.
On the 4506-Transcripts.com side we would like to shine some light on Affiliated Consulting Service, owned by Vicki Bonardi. The firm specializes in working with mortgage companies, banks, and credit unions to obtain their GSE approvals (Ginnie, Fannie & Freddie) and to establish processes and procedures necessary to deliver and service loans. Vicki's "hands on approach" will help you map out an efficient and cost effective loan securitization, whole loan sales, or sub-servicing strategies within your business model. Vicki Bonardi has over 25 years in the mortgage banking and lending industry. Contact her directly at 708-560-3025 or visit www.affiliatedconsultingservices.com. Let's hear it for Small Businesses and the start to a great month! Happy New Year!
Remember, the new FCRA guidelines are effective 1/1/13. Utilize your new forms to stay in compliance; please contact us for any questions.
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Langley Steinert, creator of the successful travel site TripAdvisor, breaks down what start-ups need in order to succeed in this Inc.com article.
Launching  a company isn't an easy path. Get your bearings before you travel the start-up road.
Seems like everywhere you read, students are dropping out of college or quickly exiting business school to start their own company. Start-ups are like the gold rush of our era. While the enthusiasm is commendable, would be start-up CEOs should consider a few things BEFORE striking out for the wild frontier. Here are four real-life experiences you should consider in order to guide your early start-up days:
1. Fail first on somebody else's dime.
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Developing Women Leaders:
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We need to make sure we are investing time and energy to developing future generations of women for leadership. As Warren Buffett notes, harnessing the talent of women is key for building strong economies. There are five universal factors that, no matter where people are, where they are from, or what sector they  are in, make a real difference in encouraging young women to reach success. Though successful women are often prone to credit luck for their success, it is mostly hard work and perseverance that brings women to the top of their field, be they artists, scientists, entrepreneurs or academics. These are the women who never settle for the mediocre, are perpetually restless and striving, and who know that real success can only be found by crossing time zones, cultures, and cruising through stop signs.
The most successful women in the world have grabbed every opportunity afforded to them, and have created opportunities for themselves...
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7 Things That Make Great Entrepreneurs Tick
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All the greats--Mayer, Page, Zuckerberg--have these things in common, and this list is what makes them better than all the rest.  Silicon Valley has gazillions of successful entrepreneurs and brilliant innovators. You can't walk down the street in Palo Alto or Mt. View without bumping into two or three top executives who started out in a little garage shop, research lab, or college dorm room. Funny thing is, they all seem to have unique outward qualities, some more eccentric than others. Marissa Mayer is a high-fashion workaholic. Mark Zuckerberg is obsessed with the product. Larry Page is a geeky introvert. Larry Ellison is an adrenaline freak that races yachts, flies planes, and buys entire islands. All that may be true, but it's a big mistake to think that defines them.
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Sincerely,
Sandra James
President, CEO
Private Eyes, Inc.
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