Terri Lonier 
Working Solo, Inc. President Terri Lonier is a recognized authority on the SOHO (small office/home office) market and entrepreneurship. She knows SOHO from the inside-out, since she has been an independent professional for more than 20 years.
Her classic entrepreneurial startup guide, Working Solo, was named the #1 choice for solo entrepreneurs by Inc. magazine and "the free agent's bible" by Fast Company magazine.
Terri is a frequent speaker at business conferences and events, and was honored as keynote speaker at the First International Conference for Women in Business in Tokyo, Japan.
Her classic entrepreneurial startup guide, Working Solo, was named the #1 choice for solo entrepreneurs by Inc. magazine and "the free agent's bible" by Fast Company magazine.
Terri is a frequent speaker at business conferences and events, and was honored as keynote speaker at the First International Conference for Women in Business in Tokyo, Japan.
Category: Home-Based, Teleworking
Web Sites:
www.workingsolo.com
www.workingsolo.com
Interviews with Terri Lonier»See all
How will 2009 be for the smallest of small businesses? Terri Lonier and Jim Blasingame discuss some issues facing the largest marketplace sector, the solo business owner, or micropreneur.
Continuing to celebrate Home-based Business Week, Terri and Jim talk about the current issues facing micropreneurs and what the future looks like for this sector of the marketplace.
How is the small office - home office (SOHO) environment these days? Terri and Jim compare notes on where this sector of the marketplace has come from, what it looks like currently, and what is required to be a successful SOHO practitioner.
Articles by Terri Lonier»See all
A holiday message from Terri Lonier: She provides you with three things that she realizes soloists wish for in their small business. »More
Small business owners, especially SOHOs, have a lot to be grateful for. Terri Lonier offers tips on how gratitude helps you in your business. »More
Terri Lonier gives some examples of the diverse ways small business owners respond and adapt to major events in their business. »More
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