You need a team of qualified professionals to
make your business a success.
Over the years, I have developed strategic alliances with trusted professionals from many fields who are available to help my clients. Here are a few of the business service providers I work with frequently:
Business Coaching:
The Radical Results business coaches have extensive experience owning and running small businesses and helping owners of these businesses. They have intensive business coaching training before they ever get to you. In addition to the training, they have additional business training every week via group conference calls. They have access to nearly 500 specific strategies to help you in your business. Contact Janine Parsons (603) 750-3141, www.radicalresults.com.
Copywriting/SEO/Marketing:
When you hire Crestview Marketing Services to increase your sales or the number of qualified leads you get from your marketing activities, you can be assured that you’ll get compelling sales copy and proven tactics that have been proven to work. Contact Merrill Clark (603) 686-5140, www.crestviewmarketing.com.
Financial Planning:
Charter Oak Capital Management was founded with the goal of assisting clients in every aspect of their financial lives by using a disciplined investment management process. Contact Gene Akerberg (800) 646-5720, www.charteroakcm.com.
Insurance:
MetLife Auto & Home can help you make informed decisions to meet your business insurance needs and to help you find the right solutions to protect you and your business. Contact Jeremy Lovett (603) 929-6381, www.seacoast.metlife.com.
Insurance/Financial:
Titan Financial Services, LLC is a full-service financial and insurance services company that is able to provide personal and commercial clients professional service and protection for the important things in life. Contact Bernie Lebs (603) 335-7732.
IT/Computers Services:
Tech-N-Go is your turn-key solution to meet your specific computer related service, products and installation requirements for PC and MAC. Contact Steve McFarlane (877) 460-8324, www.tech-n-go.com.
Life & Disability Insurance/Financial:
MetLife can help you make informed decisions to protect your family’s income needs. Contact Todd Seasman (603) 778-4462, www.newengland.metlife.com.
Real Estate Sales/Investment:
Providing a better real estate buying and selling process with our free reports, local listings, and years of experience; Let Bob Woloss take care of all of your real estate needs on the New Hampshire and Maine Seacoast. Contact Bob Woloss (603) 610-8500 x 516, www.bobwoloss.com.
Other helpful small business and real estate resources:
There are numerous non-profit, government and commercial resources for small business and investment real estate owners. Here are a few that my clients have found to be helpful:
Non-Profit Resources:
MicroCredit-NH works with the self-employed and small businesses that have up to five employees – known as micro-enterprise owners. MicroCredit provides access to loans, business training and networking opportunities to develop strong businesses and increase incomes. http://www.microcreditnh.org/index.html
The Seacoast New Hampshire chapter of SCORE Association is a nonprofit association dedicated to entrepreneur education and the formation, growth and success of small businesses. SCORE provides face-to-face and e-mail business counseling to help small businesses evaluate plans, stabilize, grow, innovate and succeed. http://www.scorehelp.org/
The Women’s Business Center supports and strengthens women entrepreneurs in all stages of business development through education, counseling, peer support and advocacy. http://www.womenbiz.org/
Government Resources:
The NH Small Business Development Center provides confidential, long-term management consulting and educational programs to more than 3,000 New Hampshire businesses each year. NH SBDC offers a variety of e-tools including e-Learning for Entrepreneurs - OnLine AnyTime, as well as access to information and referral. http://www.nhsbdc.org/
NH Business Resource Center is an office of the NH Division of Economic Development offering a broad range of business incentive programs including the Job Training Fund, the Economic Revitalization Tax Credit Zone Program, and the Research and Development Credit. http://www.nheconomy.com/
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is an independent agency of the federal government to aid, counsel, assist and protect the interests of small businesses. The SBA provides business training and technical assistance to entrepreneurs as well as financial assistance through various loan programs. http://www.sba.gov/index.html
