Sentences with phrase «conducting small business meets»

The living room of this Executive Suite is an ideal place for conducting small business meets and social get - together.

The Duplex Suite has a bedroom upstairs and a living area downstairs, and is ideal for conducting small business meetings, as the lounge and dining area is separated from the bedroom.

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The Small Business Administration intends to conduct annual reviews of this program to evaluate its success, with an eye toward possible future expansion (or suspension, if it fails to meet stated goals).

In the afternoon, Pence will give the keynote address to the Latino Coalition's «Make Small Business Great Again Policy Summit,» continue with meetings at the Capitol and conduct an interview with FOX News Channel's Bret Baier.

But by defining herself as a retail pet store, a breeder could then opt to conduct her business entirely via the Internet, phone, and mail — eliminating the small protection the consumer might get from meeting a dog before buying him.

If you don't allow customer visits but have employees or conduct frequent meetings with business partners or independent contractors in your home, you still might benefit from a separate small business policy.

Whether you own a small business and want to insure your fleet of cars or you're using your personal car to conduct business, selecting commercial vehicle insurance coverage that meets your specific needs is vital to protecting your business and income.

These tasks may involve sorting out various projects for a small or large business, conducting research, procuring project material, assisting team members during project development, recording minutes during meetings, scheduling and updating project data.

Administrative professionals perform work that includes writing business correspondence, developing and maintaining paper and electronic filing systems, managing individual projects, conducting research online and offline, creating and maintaining databases, scheduling for managers and executives, maintaining calendar systems for individuals and departments, ordering office supplies and maintaining inventories, leasing office equipment, working with vendors, answering and handling telephone calls, creating spreadsheets and reports, planning and coordinating small and large meetings and events, making travel arrangements, and much, much more.

Developed youth leadership programming; cultivated partnerships with regional non-profits, businesses, and other governmental agencies; planned large and small - scale special events; wrote departmental grants and supervised mini-grant process for NC Youth Advisory Council; prepared and managed budgets; recruited and supervised volunteers; served as youth advocate to local and state agencies, boards, and schools; conducted meetings; prepared reports, newsletters, correspondence, and other materials.