Now that we are emerging from the restrictions of pandemic life, we can look at what we’ve learned in the past year. What habits do we want to keep, and what do we want to change?
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After throwing around the idea for almost three years, Incline Village sisters Emme and Maea Wistrom followed their passion and opened EverGreens Juicery.
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Bill Leonard has been elected to the board of directors of NCET, a member-supported non-profit that produces educational and networking events to help people explore businesses and technology. Matt Fisher, Andrea Quiruz, Toni Quiruz and Chuck Sweeney have been re-elected to the NCET board.
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As a rising percentage of the population receives vaccines for COVID-19, many employers want employees to return to the workplace. Some employees, feeling isolated, want to return. But some don’t, and employers will need to make the case for bringing them back.
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Tesla is leading the charge on this effort by living through on its mission to “accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable transportation.” Even better – much of the action is happening right here in Northern Nevada.
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Should my nonprofit have a Pop-Up Store? What does the new mask guidance mean for Nevada employers– legally? NCET’s panel of business and technology experts answer your questions in our monthly column.
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In the span of one year, COVID-19 reshaped American business. Some products and services, once in high demand, have become obsolete, such as public touch screens, reusable menus, in-person voting, and the ubiquitous birthday candle. And then, there are the 2020 success stories.
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If you're thinking of starting a side hustle, these are the mistakes I made that you should try to avoid.
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It was just about a year ago that we were all learning about Zoom meetings and virtual events. While 2020 was the year of “Helen, you’re on mute,” there’s a pretty good chance 2021 will be the year of “Will you be attending in person or virtually?”
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I have a strong marketing effort in place… Do I still need to sponsor and attend industry events? Can continuing educations courses help me be more competitive in the post-COVID job market? NCET’s panel of business and technology experts answer your questions in our monthly column.
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Some of the top trade shows and conventions in the country happen in Nevada. With an economy that relies on and excels at hospitality and tourism, it’s a good mix.
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For most distributors, the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the structure and security of their cash flow.
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Shivani Peterson has one word to describe what it’s been like working in the mortgage industry since the pandemic hit.
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Main street is generally excited to get back to business. Savvy business owners have a robust plan to prepare themselves for the “new normal”. Here’s a general over-view, from a legal and regulatory standpoint, that will assist you to create your own plan.
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Once you know that you definitely want to start a business, and you have a plan, a description, your business name and your legal entity, you’ll want to find the money to start your business.
In Part 5 of our series, we look at the numerous funding sources that you can approach including family, friends, business partners, shareholders, lenders – both large and small – and specialty funding for disadvantaged and culturally different businesses.
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When the pandemic hit, many organizations switched to full-time remote work and almost immediately there were some unexpected benefits seen around the globe.
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MyKar is a pick-up and delivery service designed to help automobile owners, struggling from prolonged and put-off maintenance, easily solve their automotive service difficulties.
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It’s been said that you only get one chance to make a good first impression, yet companies seem to be forgetting this very concept when it comes to their recruiting process. Job seekers are becoming more and more frustrated with their experience, often describing the hiring process as heartless, inconsiderate, and disconnected. Is that the first impression and brand image you want to convey to prospective employees?
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As the distribution and availability of the COVID vaccine increases, there is a lot of optimism and hope that much brighter days are ahead. Anyone who owns a business clearly understands how incredibly challenging it has been over the past year.
With that in mind, it makes sense for small business owners to take a moment and make sure they are well prepared for the economic recovery, which forecasters tell us is in the works.
A year later, as vaccination rates rise and pandemic concerns subside, many workers are still emailing and Zooming from their kitchen tables, beds and rocking chairs. And they want a change of scenery.
Those desires are driving a renewed interest in coworking.