JOB CENTRE FALKIRK

Every major city has one or more of the following or can refer us to a relevant source. What are these sources of minority businesses that are ready, willing, and qualified to do partnership business with us? Look no farther than your federal government office of:

• E-Business Institute, also know as the Small Business Training Network;

• The Small Business Administration District Offices; • The Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs);

1. • The Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE); and. • Women's Business Centers (WBCs).
2. Another source right at your fingertips is online business directories where minorities businesses are listed. One such directory is http://www.blackxchange.com/ and its sister blog located at http://www.blackxchange.blogspot.com/
3. If I were looking for local or qualified businesses by specialty in my field, first I would turn to these directories. Even if I could not find a fit, it is quite possible that the directory's manager would adequately refer me to relevant sources.

So, rather than complaining about not being able to find a qualified minority business, why not utilize the tools that I highlighted? Oh, it would be so refreshing to see both partners smiling all the way to the bank.

Remember: When you maximize your potential, everyone wins. When you don't, we all lose.

Proven Tips, Tools, and Tactics for Reaping Profits from Where Minority Businesses Are Standing.

It is important to remember that in business, just as in life, we are not in this world alone. There are multitudes of people of various cultures and origins willing and ready to do business with us. But how often do we overlook this golden stream to the well?