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In Santa Fe We Wish We Had The Boulder Problems!

Feld Thoughts

I love Santa Fe and I love New Mexico. I have chosen Colorado as the place where I want to focus the next chapter of my startup life because of its similarities to New Mexico but with the benefit of a rich and diverse tech economy. I asked if he’d write a longer post from his perspective and he took me up on it.

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4 Things To Know About Buying A Company Car

YoungUpstarts

If you or an employee gets involved in a collision, you might well be held responsible for damages and medical bills. When you own and operate a vehicle, you take on a certain amount of liability. Car accidents have a potential silver lining, as well. You also have a right to fight for justice in holding the at-fault party accountable.”.

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Stephanie Spong – Venture Capital Executive Interview

Startup Professionals Musings

Her experience includes helping startups for many years, and board positions on the Rocky Mountain and New Mexico Venture Capital Associations, New Mexico Angels, as well as several startups. Stephanie: I am a venture capitalist currently based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico, with EPIC Ventures.

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Who are the Major Revenue-Based Investing VCs?

David Teten

The mode purpose for funding is (in order of frequency) Sales, Marketing, Market Expansion, Product Development, and Hiring Employees. Jared Weitz, Founder & CEO, said, “[Our] typical RBF client is $120K-$20M in annual revenue, with 4-200 employees. The average monthly operating expenses is $70,335.

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5 Things to Consider When Opening a Car Dealership

Up and Running

Average yearly sales, the costs associated with opening the dealership, as well as average payroll costs and weekly employee salaries in your area, are all factors that you need to consider. How many and what kind of employees you will hire , and much more. Obtain an Employee Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS.

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Does Your Small Business Need Workers’ Compensation Insurance?

YoungUpstarts

Statutory workers’ compensation laws are particular to each state, but in general, businesses having employees that are not large enough to self-insure must carry workers’ comp insurance. The Number of Employees You Have Matters. In most states, if you have just one employee you must carry workers’ compensation insurance.

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Smells Like Money: The Business of Waste Management

Up and Running

“We had good employees and I didn’t want to have to let them go, so I took a huge hit during that time to keep people on.” “All my employees are like family, and we watch out for each other and help each other out when we can, even on the weekends and stuff like that when we’re not working. . Their cargo?