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The type of firms in Florida is changing, with non-employer firms, or firms without any paid employees, increasingly representing a larger percentage share. Per the U.S. Census Bureau, non-employer...

This article is a series as part of the 2016 State of Small Business Report: Small Business and Its Impact on Florida, a report developed by the Florida SBDC Network in collaboration with the...

This article is a series as part of the 2016 State of Small Business Report: Small Business and Its Impact on Florida, a report developed by the Florida SBDC Network in collaboration with the...

By Michael W. Myhre CEO and Network State Director, Florida SBDC Florida is a big small business state and our state’s leaders understand that they are the engine to economic prosperity. Small...

ByDaniel Wilmoth, PhD, U.S. SBA Office of Advocacy Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook 12 years ago, on February 4, 2004, while still in college. He dropped out, moved the company to Silicon Valley,...

By: Quint Studer, Founder of the Studer Community Institute(As published in the Pensacola News Journal) Senior executives should learn to enjoy a win every now and then. When Ive met with senior...

By Morgan Milbradt On August 4I had the pleasure of attending an event offered in partnership by the University of West Florida Center for Entrepreneurship, the Studer Community Institute, and the...

The entrepreneurial spirit doesnt just apply to those who are starting businesses, it also applies to individuals inside organizations. Creativity and innovation arekey to business acumen when...

By: Michael W. Myhre Fact: small businesses are more adversely impacted economically and bear a larger burden from regulations than large businesses. Beginning December 1, Floridas small businesses...

By Rhonda Abrams Since 1963, the first week of May has been designated by the President of the United States as a time to celebrate entrepreneurs. To mark the start of this years Small Business Week,...