Attend Zweig Group’s AEC Small Business & Entrepreneurship Forum: 

May 21, Atlanta, GA Calling all entrepreneurs and small businesses – Zweig Group is excited to host the 2024 Small Business and Entrepreneurship Forum, a one-day event gathering of AEC industry leaders of small firms (fewer than 75 FTE/and or less than 18 million in gross revenue). The event is scheduled to take place on […]

Pricing Strategies for AliExpress Dropshipping

Dropshipping has revolutionized the way entrepreneurs conduct business online, offering a low-risk, high-reward model for e-commerce ventures. At the heart of a successful dropshipping operation lies effective pricing strategies, particularly when sourcing products from platforms like AliExpress. In this guide, we will delve into the intricacies of pricing strategies in AliExpress dropshipping, providing valuable tips […] The post Pricing Strategies for AliExpress Dropshipping first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

LIME Painting Targets Louisiana for Franchise Expansion

 LIME Painting – the first and only high-end painting franchise company, is looking to expand their presence inside Louisiana through franchising. LIME Painting is looking for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to provide the best service possible using the highest quality products to maintain the aesthetic, structure and dignity of luxury properties in New Orleans. LIME Painting […] The post LIME Painting Targets Louisiana for Franchise Expansion first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

How to Grow a Successful Real Estate Business

The real estate industry has long been a beacon of opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors alike. However, building a successful real estate business requires more than just a passion for property and a knack for negotiation. In today's competitive market, you need a well-thought-out strategy, dedication, and a commitment to excellence to thrive. This article […] The post How to Grow a Successful Real Estate Business first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

Entrepreneurial Family Achieves Success with Paving, Logging ... Ice Cream

Our Contractor of the Year finalist is a family filled with entrepreneurs, doing everything from paving to scooping ice cream.

The WeWork Story Part 7: In the End, There Was Adam

After WeWork's failed IPO, thousands of employees were laid off and the company teetered on the brink of collapse. Meanwhile, ousted CEO Adam Neumann flew to Israel with a generous exit package in hand. In this final episode of Foundering, reporter Ellen Huet surveys the wreckage of WeWork. Adam's executives and employees were asking themselves: Did Adam ever really believe in the values he preached? And what lessons will the world draw from WeWork's crash?

The WeWork Story Part 6: IPO...Just Kidding

WeWork had spent nine years chasing lightning-fast growth, burning billions of dollars, and expanding around the world. In 2019, the company reached a turning point: WeWork needed even more cash, and Adam Neumann decided to take his company public with a massive IPO. But suddenly, in the span of a few weeks, his plan crashed spectacularly. The almost-IPO flopped and WeWork became a laughingstock.

The WeWork Story Part 4: WeWork Sued Her the Same Day

What happened at WeWork when things got ugly between the company and its employees? As WeWork expanded, a handful of employees wanted to speak out and interrupt the public image that WeWork was presenting to the world. In this episode, reporter Ellen Huet follows the stories of two former workers, some of the first insiders to speak up about what they saw on the job.

The WeWork Story Part 3: Is Naked Pete Coming to Summer Camp?

To its thousands of employees, WeWork was much more than a job. Founder Adam Neumann leveraged his employees’ emotions to motivate them. In exclusive tapes obtained by Bloomberg, Adam lectured employees that working at WeWork was special: “You do not get a chance like this again.”

The WeWork Story Part 2: The Bar Is Now At Your Desk

From the beginning, WeWork sold office space, but it sold something else, too: fun. Beer flowed freely, members partied at the office, and your work was your life. But getting these offices open on the aggressive timeline set by the co-founder, Adam Neumann, was utter chaos, especially for the burgeoning company’s young, inexperienced workers. In this episode of Foundering, we take a look at WeWork’s early days.