PBI-USA Launches a New Web Resource for Entrepreneurs; Jobs Creation is to be Lead by Global Entrepreneurship Business Model
PBI-USA and PBI-International are introducing resources to help lead the way in the new business models that will result in two things; job creation and the realization of peoples' dreams to own their own business.
South Bend, IN (PRWEB) June 16, 2009 -- PBI-USA and PBI-International are introducing resources to help lead the way in the new business models that will result in two things; job creation and the realization of peoples' dreams to own their own business.
Steve Mellinger, founder of PBI, a business consultant and 45 year experienced entrepreneur, says "A large percentage of the world population has lost savings and assets and those people are beginning to realize they do not have time to rebuild financial security once again in the manner that previously worked. Recent research of the Kauffman Foundation indicates 'The oldest age group--ages 55 to 64--experienced a big increase in business-creation rates from 2007 to 2008 and, as a result, has the highest level of business creation (36 percent).' This growing group gets it and is taking action. We salute them and hope to in some way support them. Join us in helping those people with ideas and the courage to rebuild the global economy 'one entrepreneur at a time!'"
PBI makes available many resources including "How to" books, guides, courses, tools for start up, consulting services for the beginner or experienced entrepreneurs. One of the featured introductory packages* includes Steve Mellinger's new eBook "Think Like an Entrepreneur, Perform as a Leader."
People around the world are beginning to understand that they have a role to play in the changing economies, and they are willing to consider starting a business but are understandably fearful because they do not have the skill sets or experience to successfully deal with all the issues. We have made it possible for them to "borrow the experience".
What do Microsoft, Disney, Genentech, McDonald's, Johnson & Johnson, and Krispy Kreme all have in common? All were founded in recessions, depressions, or bear markets.
Entrepreneurs and Recessions: Do Downturns Matter?, December 2008
Seventy-nine percent of Americans say entrepreneurs are critically important to job creation, ranking higher than big business, scientists, and government.
Kauffman Poll: Entrepreneurship and Economic Recovery, March 2009
From 1980-2005, firms less than five years old accounted for all net job growth in the United States.
Business Dynamics Statistics Briefing: Jobs Created from Business Startups in the United States, January 2009
Additional information;
www.Entrepreneur2Leader.com, Book and complementary consultation*
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