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The Business of Food

By on January 25, 2013 in Small Business Planning

Tweet The following is a guest post by Laurie Zerga, founder and Chief Culinary Officer of Chef-K, Culinary Health Education for Kids. Laurie’s company provides culinary programs that combine nutrition, the science of food safety, cooking instruction and table etiquette for kids ages five through eighteen. Her primary clients are organizations that support youth and [...]

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Smal Business Taxes Made Easy

Book Review: Small Business Taxes Made Easy, 2nd edition, by Eva Rosenberg.

By on March 7, 2011 in Small Business Planning, Tax Planning, Women and Money

Tweet As a financial advisor, I’ve read my share of tax books. So, I poured myself a strong cup of coffee, made sure I wasn’t too comfortable and opened Small Business Taxes Made Easy by Eva Rosenberg. After reading the first few pages, I realized that this tax book was different. First of all, I [...]

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To Hatch Or Not To Hatch

By on November 21, 2009 in Small Business Planning, Women and Money

Tweet   Last week I had the pleasure and satisfaction of watching six women entrepreneurs present their business stories to their peers and loved ones at the Slate Gallery in Oakland’s Temescal District. Each woman had just completed a 12 week course in entrepreneurship developed by the Hatch Network, a new, San Francisco-based company whose [...]

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The Best Laid Plans

By on October 7, 2009 in Small Business Planning, Women and Money

Mr. Buschel crunched numbers with an expert who had owned, run and built half a dozen restaurants. They used the best available data. A major conclusion: Based on the evidence, a clever, well-run restaurant could be successful in the Hamptons. Not exactly earth shattering information, but useful.

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