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The cliché is true, “nothing ventured, nothing gained.” Sitting back and waiting for opportunities to fall in your lap may help you stay comfortable —

While living in Japan, Antoinette Jackson got a divorce and had to find her way back to the United States with her two young children,

With an M.B.A. from Columbia University and a reputation as a top performer, Penny Knoll had ambitions of reaching the pinnacle of corporate success. But

Q: I am Haitian-American with an M.B.A. and M.S. in management. I live near Miami, where the job market is terrible and the majority of

Todd Brown knows the challenges of promoting teamwork among a group of professionals. When he worked for computer giant Hewlett-Packard’s national professional services and medical

Q: I am very interested in opening an online golf store. I currently have had good success buying and listing golf clubs on eBay. I

Going to trade shows can be exhausting and expensive. First, there’s the travel: the cost and energy it takes to book a flight, rent a

Imagine being able to watch a television show, access the Internet, use Microsoft Office suite, and listen to your complete music library from the driver’s

When Ronald Lipford started Arel Architects Inc. in 1991, he had accrued a solid body of architectural experience at Washington, D.C. area firms, but with

You’ve had a successful week at a trade convention. You’ve collected dozens of business cards and connected with other professionals with whom you’re sure to