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October 25, 2012 | Category:
SOFA News | Author: SOFA Team
Location: Junior Achievement Headquarters: San Diego, CA
We are excited and extremely enthusiastic about our new and strong partnership with Junior Achievement.
If you are not familiar with Junior Achievement yet, it is an incredible international non-profit organization whose mission is to bring financial literacy to classrooms around the globe. They do this by providing classroom programs led by JA Volunteers utilizing the amazing content packages they put together. Depending on age group they have lessons on entrepreneurship, managing a business, the benefits of higher education and much more. They constantly seek professionals to act as volunteers in schools to show the children a solid example of what their potential could be if they work hard.
Recently, SOFA Founder & CEO, Jim Chilton, Marketing & Promotions Coordinator, Amanda Lopez, and SOFA...
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May 1, 2013 | Category: Future Planning | Author: Glenn Llopis How many times have you been in a meeting and someone says to you, “That’s a great idea, you should take the initiative and make it a reality.” What typically happens? Most of the time – nothing. Most great ideas remain dormant because people don’t have the courage, resources, time and/or money to take action. And for those who take...
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April 15, 2013 | Category: Debt Management | Author: Kenneth Savell The economy has taken a brutal toll on the finances of many Americans these past few years. Unemployment, underemployment, medical and family emergencies and other unforeseen circumstances can result in a tax bill beyond one's means. The good news: Debtors' prisons are a thing of the past and the Internal Revenue Service will not seize your paycheck or bank account...
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April 5, 2013 | Category: Future Planning | Author: Dan Barufaldi Clearly, small businesses are important to us all, but only the better managed businesses succeed. In a small business, effective management means properly balancing five factors:
- Customers
- Cash flow
- Credit
- Credibility
- Capital
These are referred to as the five "C"s. Let's take a look at these requirements to see how they affect small business...
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