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• A Small Business Lesson I Learned from a Spy.

  I was speechless (and for me that hardly ever happens) when I met Valerie Plame Wilson last week at a VIP reception in New York hosted by the Women's Leadership Exchange (WLE) and Aetna . You may recall, Valerie is the former CIA undercover agent... Posted Nov 16 2008, 08:09 PM by Susan Wilson Solovic with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: small business, Women's Leadership Exchange, WLE, SBTV.com, Susan Wilson Solovic, values, economy, small business television, Ambassador Joseph Wilson, Valerie Plame Wilson, Iraq, The One Minute Manager, Fair Game: My Life as a Spy. My Betrayal by the White House, financial challenges, spy, Ken Blanchard, Robert Novak, task force, CIA, operations, Aetna, Bush Administration, New York Times, Saddam Hussein

• Should Employees Be Allowed to Work From Home?

  When I work from home, I get an incredible amount done. Because there isn't anyone to interrupt me during the day, I stay intensely focused and tackle big projects. I'm not sidetracked by household chores or personal errands – my husband can attest... Posted Nov 11 2008, 05:23 PM by Susan Wilson Solovic with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: small business, SBTV.com, Susan Wilson Solovic, small business television, technology, self-employed, employee benefit, work at home, The International Telework Association & Council, employees, worklife balance, telecommuting

• It's Business Not Personal: Tips to Avoid Personal Conflict From Impacting Business Success

  S mall businesses can often feel like family. Small staffs typically lead to close working relationships and lifelong friendships. Workplace bonds can be strong in and out of the business, but this blurring of the lines can lead to problems. It's... Posted Oct 09 2008, 01:22 PM by Susan Wilson Solovic with | with no comments Filed under: small business, management, resources, SBTV.com, Susan Wilson Solovic small business expert, small business television, human resource, legal, consultant, business personal relationships, Small Biz Center community, Patricia E. Adams

• A Perfect Match: Two Tennis Loving Moms Team Up To Turn Passion into Cash.

  You may not see this year's tennis Olympians wearing a new product invented by two tennis loving moms, but just wait. Recently, I met two amazing women entrepreneurs whose new product launch has the power of a Venus Williams serve. Ernabel Demill... Posted Aug 20 2008, 05:41 PM by Susan Wilson Solovic with | with no comments Filed under: small business, invention, MSNBC, SBTV.com, Susan Wilson Solovic, media coverage, small business information, small business television, small business expert, video, Olympics, Your Business, Venus Williams, Ernabel Demill, TennisRAQ, tennis matches, Scorpio Ventures, elevator pitch, Bodystyle Athletics, Meredith Kasu, product launch, Benjamin Nemo

• Small Businesses Don’t Support an Obama/Clinton ticket.

  This year's race for the White House is historic. Never has this country seen such diversity in its choices for the highest office in the land. Senator Hillary Clinton is the first woman to have been a fierce competitor for her party's nomination... Posted Jun 14 2008, 08:12 PM by Susan Wilson Solovic with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: small business, Hillary Clinton, SBTV.com, Susan Wilson Solovic, Barack Obama, running mate, presidential campaign