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NOLA.com Highlights Baker Donelson's "Entrepreneur Minute" as Helpful Resource for Startups
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NOLA.com Highlights "Entrepreneur Minute" as a Helpful Resource for Startups
NOLA.com, the online news service affiliated with The Times-Picayune, published a recent article that featured the many ways that Baker Donelson supports entrepreneurs with various services and educational resources. One of those ways is the "Entrepreneur Minute," which features attorneys, entrepreneurs and business leaders sharing advice on starting, growing, and running your business. Below are some of the videos we have shared during the past few months. Look for a new video each week.
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Improve Your Sales Cycle: Keep Your Customer Contracts Simple
Chris Sloan, co-chair of Baker Donelson’s Emerging Companies Practice, discusses how simplifying your customer contracts can accelerate your sales cycle. |
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Understand Your Customer's Problems: Treat the Root Cause, Not the Symptoms
Michael Burcham, CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, discusses the importance of understanding and addressing your customer's root problems. |
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Employment Law: The Best Defense is a Good Offense
Kim Vance, shareholder at Baker Donelson, explains three steps entrepreneurs can take reduce the risk of claims by your employees. |
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The Bar Pitch: Draw a Picture of Your Business Model
David Furse, Director of Mentorship at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, discusses how to visually sell your business to potential investors. |
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Register Your Trademarks Early
Sam Miller, shareholder at Baker Donelson, explains why it's important for emerging companies to register their trademarks early.
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Know What You Don't Know
Shawn Glinter, master mentor at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, explains the importance of asking questions and seeking advisers who will complement your own strengths and weaknesses. |
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You've Been Served: Four Tips for Responding to a Lawsuit
Clint Crosby, shareholder at Baker Donelson, provides some helpful tips on what you should do if you're served with a lawsuit. |
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Do What You Do Best — You Don't Have To Do It All
Tod Fetherling, co-founder and chairman of Stratasan, discusses how entrepreneurs can focus their efforts. |
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