Small Business BC

Business Strategy

Coalition | November 09, 2021

Coalition, the world's largest commercial insurtech provider, today announced new executive risks insurance products to protect the leaders of small and midsize businesses. Backed by the financial strength and stability of Zurich North America, Coalition is now offering Directors & Officers (D&O) and Employment Practices Liability (EPL), furthering its breadth of offerings to protect businesses against modern risks. Coalition's broker platform integrates real-time ...

Small Business Advice

MikeWorldWide | August 28, 2021

MikeWorldWide (MWW), a leading independent integrated public relations agency, today opened the application for its second-year pro bono PR program supporting small business founders and entrepreneurs from under-represented communities. Eligible applicants must represent businesses owned by people of color, women, or members of the LGBTQ community, and earn less than $5 million in annual revenue. The application can be accessed on the agency's website and will be open until 11:59 pm ET on Fr...

Technology

Businesswire | June 01, 2023

Weave , the all-in-one customer communication and engagement platform for small- and medium-sized businesses, today announces a slate of new features designed to enable more offices to leverage remote or hybrid staff including Softphones and several significant improvements to Weave’s mobile application. The new capabilities will enable teams to answer calls and communicate with patients from anywhere within the US and Canada, no matter if they’re in the office or outside of it...

Gallup News | February 10, 2020

Small-business owners are highly engaged in the 2020 presidential election campaign, as 60% say they are paying "a lot" and 30% "some" attention to it. With near unanimity, they say they are likely to vote in the general election. Sixty percent approve of the job that Donald Trump is doing as president, and 52% think their business would be better off if he is reelected. They are somewhat less likely to say they would be better off if the Democratic nominee wins the election ...