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February 1, 2022

How to Succeed in 2022: The Small-Business Owner’s Playbook

This eBook, written by noted small-business expert Gene Marks, provides a playbook for 2022 for firms and small businesses. In it, Gene outlines the challenges owners will face in the year to come and how they can overcome them to keep their businesses growing. Download this eBook to discover strategies for overcoming the challenges of:... Read more »

This eBook, written by noted small-business expert Gene Marks, provides a playbook for 2022 for firms and small businesses. In it, Gene outlines the challenges owners will face in the year to come and how they can overcome them to keep their businesses growing. Download this eBook to discover strategies for overcoming the challenges of:

  • Finding and retaining talent in a super-tight market 
  • Dealing with inflation and the rising cost of procuring supplies for your business 
  • Developing a succession plan to pass your business to the next generation 

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