Business: What Is The Perfect Office Chair?

What Is The Perfect Office Chair?

Written by Nick Telford

Office chairs come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Ergonomics tells us about a healthy design for repparttar

office chair. Chairs can come with adjustable parts. Yet, repparttar 140632

human body also comes in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Some are tall some are short. Some require a bigger chair width and some would prefer a smaller width. Sadly, repparttar 140633 body cannot be as flexible as an ergonomic office chair! Although, it is not possible to find repparttar 140634 'perfect' office chair to suit everybody, it is quite possible to adjust us to all types of seating arrangements.

You do a lot of sitting around as part of our lifestyles. You sit at park benches, at home in front of repparttar 140635 TV, in repparttar 140636 car and spent most of your time in repparttar 140637 office sitting on repparttar 140638 chairs. With so many different types of chairs, it is not possible to lug around repparttar 140639 'perfect' chair.

You have to deal with whatever is available at repparttar 140640 restaurant, on repparttar 140641 airplane or in repparttar 140642 bus. A heightened awareness of how you sit can help you to adjust to repparttar 140643 office chair. However, you can try to get repparttar 140644 perfect office chair because that is very much within your reach. This is important because a wrong chair can wreck havoc on your back.

Finance Your Small Business: So Much Money – So Little Time

Written by MaryAnn Shank

$47.4 million venture capital funded projects today. $86.4 million yesterday. $51.4 million repparttar

day before.

These amounts are not made up. They are actual numbers from actual reported venture capital funding. I get these notices emailed to me day after day, rain or shine.

These numbers are a constant reminder to me that companies – lots of companies – are getting funded every day.

And these numbers just reflect repparttar 140605 reported venture capital funding. There is probably double that amount from angel investment and unreported fundings, and millions more from repparttar 140606 $16 billion pool that SBA has this year.

All in all, it’s a lot of money. That’s a lot of companies and banks and groups and individuals actively investing in small business.

So how come you’re still looking for financing?

Perhaps you aren’t presenting your company effectively.

Or perhaps you haven’t located repparttar 140607 right lender.

It’s also possible that your concept just isn’t very good, but I doubt that. The fact that you are reading this article means you are a serious entrepreneur, with a serious business.

So where do you go to find all these investors? Here are some starting points:

For standard business financing, talk with repparttar 140608 local office of repparttar 140609 Small Business Administration. It’s a different agency, with different programs and services, and lots of money to lend. Although much of repparttar 140610 focus of repparttar 140611 SBA is on minority business enterprises, repparttar 140612 SBA still has a lot to offer all companies.

Also talk with your local banks. (That was plural “banks”, not singular “bank”.) Talking with a number of local bankers will rapidly bring into focus repparttar 140613 wide ranging priorities of repparttar 140614 various banks, and where your company fit in.

As for venture capital and angel investors, there are several options.

One option is to go to online sources. There are a number of online services, such as VFinance, that sell repparttar 140615 names and addresses of possible investors. It’s not expensive, perhaps $2-5 per name. The idea is that once repparttar 140616 entrepreneur gets repparttar 140617 list of 200 or 2,000 names in hand that he/she will contact each with a written executive summary or business plan, and then wait to hear from one of them. This is a very passive approach, roughly akin to throwing paint on repparttar 140618 wall and hoping that something will stick. For most entrepreneurs, patience is not a strong suit, so sitting and waiting for a response is not quite their cup of tea.

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