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Focusing Women On The World Of Business

Seton Hill University’s E-Magnify® women’s business center provides business counseling, mentoring and education and training to help women start and grow their businesses.

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Seton Hill University’s E-Magnify women’s business center provides direct client counseling for women interested in starting a business or growing an existing business. Our services and programs are specifically designed to assist women who are: Located in rural and remote areas Desire economic opportunity and social equality Veterans and active duty military personnel We are committed to supporting women entrepreneurs who want to start, grow or sustain their businesses through: Counseling and Training Educational Programming and On-Line Seminars Advocacy Efforts Networking Opportunities Mentorship Programs Technical Assistance Register online or call 724-830-4625 to set up an appointment after you download the SBA Counseling Form.
Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.

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Recession to Renaissance

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To view the video from keynote speaker Cindy Solomon, please click here.
To view the video from the panelist, please click here.

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E-Magnify Announces New QuickBooks Clinic Dates

Want to learn more about QuickBooks? E-Magnify is now offering QuickBooks clinics to help you get to know the program better. click here for more details.

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SBA Proposes Women-Owned Small Business Rule To Expand Access to Federal Contracting Opportunities

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration released a proposed rule aimed at expanding federal contracting opportunities for women-owned small businesses (WOSB). The proposed rule is available for public comment for 60 days.
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WHEN DO YOU NEED AN ATTORNEY AND WHY?
March 31, 2010
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear the experts discuss the circumstances for which you want the advantage of the best legal review, advice or representation. Click here for more details.

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Borrower-Lender Matchmaking Event
The Western Pennsylvania office of the Small Business Administration invites you to participate in this "matchmaking" event. Small businesses have been on a tight rope for more than eighteen months. To address your concerns, representatives from federal, state, county and local agencies and lending institutions will be available for one-on-one meetings. For information about dates, locations and registration please click here.

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2010 Winners' Circle Awards
May 19, 2010
For information on this years' Winners' Circle Awards event click here.

Online Registration Open for National Small Business Week
Dennis Byrne

WASHINGTON � Small business owners, the news media and others are invited to attend the U.S. Small Business Administration�s National Small Business Week where the nation�s top entrepreneurs will be hailed during events held May 23-25, 2010, in Washington, D.C. Interested parties can register online at www.nationalsmallbusinessweek.comwhere additional information is available. The event will also be webcast live at the web site.
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IRS Embraces New Applications to Make Tax Information More Accessible to Small Businesses and the Self-employed
John Berger

Maximizing the Web�s convenience, accuracy and speed, IRS.gov, IRS�s web site, now assists millions of individual taxpayers, tax professionals, and small business owners to better understand and meet their tax responsibilities.
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Extension of SBA Recovery Lending Programs Will Support $1.8 Billion in Small Business Lending
Hayley Matz

WASHINGTON � President Barack Obama signed legislation Tuesday extending until March 28 the U.S. Small Business Administration�s ability to provide small business loans that are enhanced with special provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), including a higher guarantee of SBA- backed loans and a waiver of loan fees normally paid by borrowers.
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SBA Proposes Women-Owned Small Business Rule To Expand Access to Federal Contracting Opportunities
Hayley Matz

WASHINGTON � The U.S. Small Business Administration today released a proposed rule aimed at expanding federal contracting opportunities for women- owned small businesses (WOSB). The proposed rule is available for public comment for 60 days.
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An Analysis of Small Business and Jobs
Brian Headd

This report explains and provides visual depictions of the share of small business employment and the role that new businesses and fast growing businesses play in shaping our labor market. The report also tracks recent trends, including a decline in job turnover since the downturn of 2001.
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Women Business Owners to Lead the Nation in Job Creation
Rieva Lesonsky

According to new data projections from the Guardian Life Small Business Research Institute, by 2018 women entrepreneurs will be responsible for creating between 5 million and 5.5 million new jobs nationwide!
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SBA, Minority Business RoundTable Renew Partnership To Expand Outreach to Minority Entrepreneurs
Tiffani Clements

WASHINGTON � The U.S. Small Business Administration announced today that it renewed its two-year partnership agreement with the Minority Business RoundTable (MBRT) to continue joint outreach efforts to minority entrepreneurs.
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Eight Ways to Boost Business Development in a Soft Economy
Adam Bujanowski, Marketing Strategist, NuRelm

When dealing with the decision maker, and to find ways to get to him or her quickly, follow these eight techniques to avoid downward price pressure, close more sales, and boost the bottom line.
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