Small businesses are truly the engine of the economy. Jim Blasingame celebrates Small Business Week in Washington, D.C. and talks about why this week is important.
Small businesses are finding themselves between a rock and a hard place. Jim Blasingame discusses the challenge small businesses have in finding pricing power during inflationary times and how to create a pricing power strategy.
Main Street must take back America from Washington and Wall Street. Jim Blasingame to discuss the great heroes of America, small business owners, and their assignment of taking back America from our failed institutions.
The existance of innovations should not only be “Because we can,“ but “At what cost?” Jim Blasingame discusses the evolution of technological capabilities, and asserts that technology should serve humanity, not just humans.
America must take a lesson from the failing socialist policies of Europe. Jim Blasingame discusses how the socialist policies and demography of Europe is causing severe economic issues and is a lesson for the U.S.
There are more generations in the workplace today than ever before. Jim Blasingame reveals results of a Small Business Advocate Poll on communication issues arising from multiple generations in the workplace.
Is Obamacare at cross purposes with job and income growth? Jim Blasingame explains why promises made about how Obamacare would pay for itself and help small businesses are now being proven to be false.
How far have you gotten in your dreams? Jim Blasingame compares the dreams of pro golfers, small business owners, and the rough reality that they both face in order to find success, against all odds.
When you raise tax rates on job creators, they invest less. Jim Blasingame talks about the proposed Buffet Rule that would increase taxes on the wealthy, and why small business owners don't agree with paying extra taxes on success.
How to make your banker your small business best friend. Jim Blasingame reveals what small businesses need to know about bankers, and vice versa, in order to speak each other’s language and have a successful relationship.
