When Shakespeare wrote, “And though she be but little, she is fierce,” he could’ve been referring to small business. The term “small business” often seems like an oxymoron. What small businesses lack in number of employees, they make up for in dedication, drive, giving back to the community, and unique charm. Those things resonate with […]
Launching a business is a thrilling journey filled with possibilities and challenges. While no year is without challenges, the first few are particularly so for most businesses. Many naive owners think that if they can make it through the first year, their success is guaranteed. However, that isn’t the case. The first year actually has […]
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and increased consumer spending. For small businesses, this time offers a tremendous opportunity to maximize sales and connect with customers on a deeper level. But if you think of the holiday season as just Thanksgiving and Christmas, you could be missing out. Experts estimate that most small […]
Do you find yourself wondering how you’re going to compete with larger, national stores with big marketing budgets and attractive loss leaders that bring in a crowd? How will you capture the attention of local shoppers, dinner, or service users? Well, we’re here to equip you with a set of insightful questions to ask yourself, […]
AI is certainly the “Belle of the Ball” these days but it’s also coming under scrutiny. It can save businesses a lot of time, but many professionals are afraid of what the adoption might mean. Is it right for you and your business? First, unless you are off the grid, you’re likely already using AI […]
Voices and Votes Exhibit : Democracy in America This traveling exhibit is hosted by Tom & O. E. Stigall Ethnic Library and History Museum and will be displayed at The Stigall Center (Old Stigall Gym) 550 North 6th Ave, Humboldt, Tennessee. Voices and Votes: Democracy in America is part of Museum on Main Street, a […]
The following bills are before Committees this week: SB73(Watson)/HB1181(Garrett) — Data Privacy — As amended, requires businesses with the information of 175,000 or more customers to comply with consumers requests regarding personal information rights. Businesses subject to the act would need to have a designated controller of this information that could respond to consumer inquiries. The proposed […]
This bills are up this week in the TN General Assembly and could affect local businesses as well as government. SB73(Watson)/HB1181(Garrett) — Data Privacy — Requires businesses with the information of 100,000 or more customers annually through your website or internet marketing efforts to comply with a new, costly regulatory structure. Businesses subject to the act would need […]
For Immediate Release West Tennessee Chapter of the American Advertising Federation Hosts November 2022 Program featuring Beth Culpepper, Coordinator of The West Tennessee Strawberry Festival West Tenn.– The American Advertising Federation West Tennessee, the recently-launched chapter of The American Advertising Federation (AAF), will be hosting their November program on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, 5 – […]
Tyson Foods Strengthens Benefits for Frontline Workers Major union supports company’s COVID-19 vaccination requirement Springdale, Ark. – September 3, 2021 – Tyson Foods (NYSE: TSN) announced today that it would strengthen the benefits it offers its fully vaccinated U.S. frontline team members. Effective January 1, 2022, fully vaccinated team members can begin earning up to […]
