Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Podcast series puts new business realities into perspective for SMEs
Grand & Toy sheds insight on key trends, issues facing entrepreneurs
Small business owners looking for on-the-go information and insight on some of the most prevalent issues facing today's small business world can tune into a new podcast series from Grand & Toy.
The upcoming online broadcasts, titled Small Things: Big Changes, will delve into some of the day-to-day matters that affect entrepreneurs most. The series will offer a range of experts speaking on a number of topics, including technology, the environment and ergonomics. The series has been designed with the intent to answer questions on the minds of Canada's small business owners.
"We know business owners today don't always have the time to thoroughly read the pages of a newspaper or industry magazine," said Paul McGowan, Director of Small Business, Grand & Toy. "We believe that by accessing our website, business owners can find solutions to improve their day-to-day business environment and operations - we want to help them gain the insight they need to make informed decisions."
The free podcasts will be available starting today with a new upload every two weeks through July on Grand & Toy's website at
http://www.grandandtoy.com/podcast, and can be downloaded through iTunes at www.apple.com/itunes/store/podcasts.html as well as other podcast directories.
The series will be hosted by Toronto-based editor Ted Kritsonis, who specializes in industry trends and Internet and online developments, among other topics.
"As a true customer advocate, Grand & Toy partnered with field specialists to provide entrepreneurs with relevant and updated business information so they can make better decisions when it comes to growing their business," said McGowan. "Podcasting was really the next step for Grand & Toy in reaching small business owners, as it allows us to offer them strategic content they can consult at their convenience and help them maximize office performance."
Podcast topics include:
2008 Tech Trends: The Tech 'IT' List
Peter Wolchak, editor of Backbone Magazine, discusses the technology trends that will make a difference to small business owners this year. He also explains everything entrepreneurs need to know about embracing social networking, and the importance of securing company data.
ECo-friendly Options: Promote Your Business with 'Green' Products
Jay Ostrow of Advertising Specialty Institute explains the recent scrutiny of businesses' environmental integrity and how the promotional products a business offers can speak louder than words. Ergonomic boom
Ergonomist Lucy Hart explains how chairs, desks, and lamps can have a dramatic impact on the productivity and overall happiness of employees. Listeners will learn the intricacies of ergonomics and how to make the most out of their workspace.
Scott Kendall
Small Business Technology Specialist
__________________________________
The Technology Coach
Small Business Technology Service,
Training, Coaching and Support!
http://www.thetechnologycoach.ca
scottk@thetechnologycoach.ca
Small business owners looking for on-the-go information and insight on some of the most prevalent issues facing today's small business world can tune into a new podcast series from Grand & Toy.
The upcoming online broadcasts, titled Small Things: Big Changes, will delve into some of the day-to-day matters that affect entrepreneurs most. The series will offer a range of experts speaking on a number of topics, including technology, the environment and ergonomics. The series has been designed with the intent to answer questions on the minds of Canada's small business owners.
"We know business owners today don't always have the time to thoroughly read the pages of a newspaper or industry magazine," said Paul McGowan, Director of Small Business, Grand & Toy. "We believe that by accessing our website, business owners can find solutions to improve their day-to-day business environment and operations - we want to help them gain the insight they need to make informed decisions."
The free podcasts will be available starting today with a new upload every two weeks through July on Grand & Toy's website at
http://www.grandandtoy.com/podcast, and can be downloaded through iTunes at www.apple.com/itunes/store/podcasts.html as well as other podcast directories.
The series will be hosted by Toronto-based editor Ted Kritsonis, who specializes in industry trends and Internet and online developments, among other topics.
"As a true customer advocate, Grand & Toy partnered with field specialists to provide entrepreneurs with relevant and updated business information so they can make better decisions when it comes to growing their business," said McGowan. "Podcasting was really the next step for Grand & Toy in reaching small business owners, as it allows us to offer them strategic content they can consult at their convenience and help them maximize office performance."
Podcast topics include:
2008 Tech Trends: The Tech 'IT' List
Peter Wolchak, editor of Backbone Magazine, discusses the technology trends that will make a difference to small business owners this year. He also explains everything entrepreneurs need to know about embracing social networking, and the importance of securing company data.
ECo-friendly Options: Promote Your Business with 'Green' Products
Jay Ostrow of Advertising Specialty Institute explains the recent scrutiny of businesses' environmental integrity and how the promotional products a business offers can speak louder than words. Ergonomic boom
Ergonomist Lucy Hart explains how chairs, desks, and lamps can have a dramatic impact on the productivity and overall happiness of employees. Listeners will learn the intricacies of ergonomics and how to make the most out of their workspace.
Scott Kendall
Small Business Technology Specialist
__________________________________
The Technology Coach
Small Business Technology Service,
Training, Coaching and Support!
http://www.thetechnologycoach.ca
scottk@thetechnologycoach.ca
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