Work In Wyoming

Thanks to the state's wealth from its oil, coal and natural gas reserves, Wyoming doesn't get into your wallet for corporate or personal income taxes. Property taxes and energy costs are also among the lowest in the nation. The state also offers incentives like the Workforce Training Grant to help train employees, as well as the Business Ready Communities Grant and Loan Program, which helps communities within the state with infrastructure needed for business expansion and relocation. Among past projects are:  business parks, water and sewer to new business sites and buildings for firms willing to expand or move to Wyoming. 

 

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By Brandon Marshall (sorta), stolen from the Wyomingentrepreneur.biz newsletter First off, Go Pokes! Now, on to business....... The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act contains a package of loan fee reductions, higher guarantees, new SBA progra...

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

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Web 2.0 - It's so 2005

The constant sprouting of new “Webs” is confusing. There are about as many definitions of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 as there are writers. This is my take. In Web 1.0, back in the ancient days of the 1990’s, the web was a content organizer. Books, document...

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

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Executive Coaching, Is it for yo

I have been hearing a lot about executive coaching and decided to share some information, in case some of you are considering this tool. The article, “What an Executive Coach Can Do for You” by Paul Michelman, provides logical and comprehensive advic...

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

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Tips on naming your business

First impressions can make or break you in business and your business name is part of the critical first impression to help generate traffic…or not. The name of your business should let customers know what it is you do and should also convey the val...

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

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How do I structure this mess?

The proper business structure for your business is a unique choice you are best suited to make. Many aspiring entrepreneurs are concerned about the proper legal structure for their business. First, let’s review some of the business structure optio...

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

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GRO-Biz is the key to Wyoming Go

  Requests for Quotations and Request for Proposals are solicitation documents to communicate Government requirements to potential contractors. An RFQ is used in simplified acquisitions, and is a request for information. The important thing to remem...

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

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