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Incredible But True: Twelve Completely Free MBA Courses bond has been filed), or if a levy of execution has been made upon the license granted by this Agreement or upon any property used in the Franchised Business and is not discharged within five (5) business days; orIncredible But True: Twelve Completely Free MBA CoursesPublishing Guidelines: You may publish my article in your newsletter, on your website or in your print publication provided you include the resource box at the end. Notification would be appreciated but is not required.By S. MaurerIt seems incredible, but it is true.The old Abet Open University created his non-profit Business Technology Open University - http://business-technology.us - totally free. Its operations are supported by ads - content oriented - of companies, inside the texts of the lessons. However, Business Technology is totally independent and without any connection with any manufacturer or consultant.Its twelve free MBA courses are the following:- MBA Business Administration & e-Company - EMBA Executive Business Administration - CIO Chief Information Officer - ERP Enterprise Resources Planning - CRM Customer Relationship Management - SCM Supply Chai (b) immediately, if the Franchisee abandons the Franchised Business by failing to operate the Franchised Business for five (5) consecutive calendar days du Effective Professional Branding – The Transition From What You Know to Who You Are Why would any franchisor want to terminate a franchisee who pays royalties into the system, assists the franchisor in extending his brand name and helps the franchise system gain market share, growth and profitability? Indeed all good points to the question; why? Well often a franchise outlet is under performing, undermining the system or not accomplishing those objectives."Building professional branding which communicates that you are x with y years of experience in industry Z and that you know to do A,B,C.D and have knowledge in E ,F , G is boring and won’t bring you career and business success".Building professional branding is essential for one’s career and business success. Tom Peters talked about professional branding almost ten years ago. However, economic changes, globalization, new technologies, job market trends, and outsourcing have changed the meaning of the concept and it’s implementation. How can you brand yourself to be successful in the current markets? What changes do you have to make in order to establish effective professional branding which will demonstrate your career and business success?The evolution of the professional branding concept. Tom Peters wrote “ Big companies understand the importance of brands. Today in the age of the individual you have to be yo It is for this reason as a franchisor and often feeling more like a grandfather or coach, I had to come to terms with when it was time to sever the franchise relationship. I therefore put this clause into my franchise agreements; 6. TERMINATION AND DEFAULTS 6.1 Termination by Franchisor Franchisor may terminate the Franchise Agreement at the time indicated, if any of the following events occurs, each of which shall be deemed a default: (a) immediately, if the Franchisee or the Franchised Business is declared bankrupt or judicially determined to be insolvent, or all or a substantial part of the assets of the Franchisee or the Franchised Business are assigned to or for the benefit of any creditor, or the Franchisee admits its inability to pay its debts as they come due, or the Franchised Business is seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a governmental official in the exercise of his duties, or seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a creditor, lienholder or lessor, provided that a final judgement against the Franchisee remains unsatisfied for thirty (30) calendar days (unless an appeal bond has been filed), or if a levy of execution has been made upon the license granted by this Agreement or upon any property used in the Franchised Business and is not discharged within five (5) business days; or (b) immediately, if the Franchisee abandons the Franchised Business by failing to operate the Franchised Business for five (5) consecutive calendar days du Payroll Nevada, Unique Aspects of Nevada Payroll Law and Practice Nevada has no State Income Tax. There for there is no State Agency to oversee withholding deposits and reports. There are no State W2's to file, no supplement wage withholding rates and no State W2's to file.Not all states allow salary reductions made under Section 125 cafeteria plans or 401(k) to be treated in the same manner as the IRS code allows. In Nevada cafeteria plans are taxable for unemployment insurance purposes. 401(k) plan deferrals are taxable unemployment purposes.Nevada doesn't have income tax.The Nevada State Unemployment Insurance Agency is:Employment Security Division 500 E. Third St. Carson City, NV 89713 (775) 687-4510 www.detr.state.nv.us/es/es_index.htmThe State of Nevada taxable wage base for unemployment purposes is wages up to $22,000.00.Nevada has optional reporting of quarterly wages on magnetic media.Unemployment records must be retained in Nevada for a minimum period of It is for this reason as a franchisor and often feeling more like a grandfather or coach, I had to come to terms with when it was time to sever the franchise relationship. I therefore put this clause into my franchise agreements; 6. TERMINATION AND DEFAULTS 6.1 Termination by Franchisor Franchisor may terminate the Franchise Agreement at the time indicated, if any of the following events occurs, each of which shall be deemed a default: (a) immediately, if the Franchisee or the Franchised Business is declared bankrupt or judicially determined to be insolvent, or all or a substantial part of the assets of the Franchisee or the Franchised Business are assigned to or for the benefit of any creditor, or the Franchisee admits its inability to pay its debts as they come due, or the Franchised Business is seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a governmental official in the exercise of his duties, or seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a creditor, lienholder or lessor, provided that a final judgement against the Franchisee remains unsatisfied for thirty (30) calendar days (unless an appeal bond has been filed), or if a levy of execution has been made upon the license granted by this Agreement or upon any property used in the Franchised Business and is not discharged within five (5) business days; or (b) immediately, if the Franchisee abandons the Franchised Business by failing to operate the Franchised Business for five (5) consecutive calendar days du How to Get Winning Edge in Competition dicated, if any of the following events occurs, each of which shall be deemed a default:It is a time of economic explosion and stiff competition. Many a business house and vendor get trampled under ruthless competitive wars every month. Then every step to revive them back to business proves futile. Getting a winning edge over your competitors is no more an easy task. Even big business emperors never feel satisfied in their pursuit of economic lust and try every weapon in their arsenal to eliminate competition and monopolise the market.THINK BIG - GAIN CONFIDENCEIf you want to remain a small fish in the business pond then you can leave everything to fate till you are able to live. But if you want to face sharks and whales of the sea you have to, first, change your thinking. Think big, think progress and plan to swim in a large area. By thinking big for a fairly long time your mental faculties will grow and that will help you develop combating skills and confidence.One of the most famous psychologists of the world Prof. William James wrote: 'A (a) immediately, if the Franchisee or the Franchised Business is declared bankrupt or judicially determined to be insolvent, or all or a substantial part of the assets of the Franchisee or the Franchised Business are assigned to or for the benefit of any creditor, or the Franchisee admits its inability to pay its debts as they come due, or the Franchised Business is seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a governmental official in the exercise of his duties, or seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a creditor, lienholder or lessor, provided that a final judgement against the Franchisee remains unsatisfied for thirty (30) calendar days (unless an appeal bond has been filed), or if a levy of execution has been made upon the license granted by this Agreement or upon any property used in the Franchised Business and is not discharged within five (5) business days; or (b) immediately, if the Franchisee abandons the Franchised Business by failing to operate the Franchised Business for five (5) consecutive calendar days du What Roles Should You Play in Your Business? e admits its inability to pay its debts as they come due, or the Franchised Business is seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a governmental official in the exercise of his duties, or seized, taken over, or foreclosed by a creditor, lienholder or lessor, provided that a final judgement against the Franchisee remains unsatisfied for thirty (30) calendar days (unless an appeal bond has been filed), or if a levy of execution has been made upon the license granted by this Agreement or upon any property used in the Franchised Business and is not discharged within five (5) business days; orMichael Gerber, in his book the e-Myth, talks about the importance of working ON your business, rather than IN your business. In one case you're doing the planning, creating the vision, leading your organization (regardless of the size). In the other, you're doing the actual work of the business - the details.As entrepreneurs our tendency is to take on all the detailed work in our business. Primarily because it's what we know how to do. And secondarily because we're sure no one else can it as well as we can.But what role should you be playing in your online business?There are three major functional areas in online success:- Decision making - things that only you, the business owner can do- Marketing activities - which you can hire out- Technical activities - which you can hire outYou need to understand what each role does, but not necessarily how it is done.Let's use designing a web site as an example.One of the biggest (b) immediately, if the Franchisee abandons the Franchised Business by failing to operate the Franchised Business for five (5) consecutive calendar days du One-A-Day Branding bond has been filed), or if a levy of execution has been made upon the license granted by this Agreement or upon any property used in the Franchised Business and is not discharged within five (5) business days; orI know it’s asking a lot but you need to set aside a minimum of 15 minutes a day to build your brand. You can do many things in 15 minutes a day that will help build visibility credibility and a strong personal portfolio.Here's a short list to get you thinking about your "packaging" your brand.• Refine your "elevator" pitch. The best ones simply don't happen overnight. They come from refining and condensing the message down to its core elements. Spend time every week tweaking yours. If you want, send it to me and I'll give you my impression. (Serious branders only, please.)• Update your resume. This can be done in increments. List your best, most recent accomplishments and put them into sound bytes that can be inserted into any resume or personal self-promotion. Remember to use real benefits here, not dry language about where you went to school or what happened ten years ago. Tell me what you have accomplished lately.• (b) immediately, if the Franchisee abandons the Franchised Business by failing to operate the Franchised Business for five (5) consecutive calendar days during which the Franchisee is required to operate a business under the terms of this Agreement or any shorter period after which it is not unreasonable under the facts and circumstances for Franchisor to conclude that the Franchisee does not intend to continue to operate the Franchised Business, unless such failure to operate is due to fire, flood, earthquake or other similar causes beyond the Franchisee’s control; or (c) immediately, if the Franchisor discovers that the Franchisee has made any material misrepresentations to the Franchisor relating to the acquisition of the Franchised Business; or (d) immediately, if the Franchisee is a competitor of the Franchisor or a competitor of an affiliate of the Franchisor or a competitor of any sister or co-brand company of the Franchisor or a competitor of a vendor of the Franchisor. In such case the Franchisee will be terminated, the Franchisee will forfeit their mobile truck/unit(s) and their associated equipment which will be transferred to other Franchisees to assist with community fundraiser events and the Franchisee will be required to pay a misrepresentation penalty of five (5) times the franchise fee to the Franchisor that will be distributed to charitable organizations so designated by a Franchisee committee convened for just this purpose. The Franchisee will be liable to the Franchisor for reasonable attorney’s fees and court costs incurred by the Franchisor in any litigation related to this matter; or (e) imm
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