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Recent Posts: Lela Winston

Getting Grants that Matter

Lot’s of small businesses and fledgling nonprofit organizations overlook the possibility that public and private grants can afford. Many do not know that grants can be acquired by for-profit businesses and even non-affiliated groups. Often I’ve seen that smaller nonprofits, social justice enterprises and groups grapple with writing grants alone. Many do not even a […]

Writing Tips that Matter

If you are a blogger or even a fledgling writer, sometimes finding the right words or even hitting your stride can be a challenge. Writing requires some reflection and the aggregation of words that paint a clear picture of what you are hoping to share with your reader. I’ve literally been writing since I was […]

If Content is King, Planning is Queen

One of your greatest assets as a businesses or entrepreneur is targeted content. Not just any content, but targeted, deliberate content. If you are an entrepreneur, even a small business you can create a small to large following by writing a great blog or offering tips, advice and really relevant information to your clientele or […]

Akon Is Right About Branding Africa

Akon is right. Yes, I’m talking about the hip hop rapper turned businessman and solar energy magnate. As an entrepreneur and communications professional I can appreciate what the musician has done; as well as the comments he made at this year’s Youth Connekt Africa Summit in Kigali, Rawanda. At the Summit, Akon highlighted a critical […]

The Internet Is the New Word of Mouth

In my experience, there are lots of great entrepreneurs out there! Great small local shops and markets populate the Washington, DC area, the Greater Los Angeles area and even small one-horse towns in the Midwest (where I’m from). Often times these great places are only known by locals and very near proximity neighborhoods. Word of […]

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