ALEXANDRIA, VA (MMD Newswire) June 15, 2009 -- Whiz Biz in Changing Times by Danielle Vallee offers advice on how to create a successful business even in tough economic times.
With a tight economy, is it smart to open a new business? Absolutely, says expert Danielle Vallee in Whiz Biz in Changing Times. Vallee suggests that economic downturns actually present new opportunities for business, much as they did in the Great Depression. She also notes that some statistics show that each new business creates between two or three other new ones.
In her book, Vallee seeks to illustrate how to lower risk and increase credibility, and discusses which types of businesses are best suited to which personality type. In an effort to reveal the secrets of business jargon, Vallee gives tips and tricks about business etiquette and paperwork, and she demonstrates how to calculate and control start-up costs. Meant to be an important tool for job creation, Whiz Biz in Changing Times also offers business forms, templates and tutorials on the author's website, www.whizventures.com.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at business@whizventures.com. Whiz Biz in Changing Times is available for sale online at Amazon.com and other channels.
About the Author
Danielle Vallee has extensive entrepreneurial, start-up and corporate experience. She has worked with corporate presidents, human resources, information systems and other departments in assessing requirements, strategizing changes and developing business and technology plans. A noted speaker and a member of the Advanced Thinkers team, she is also the author of Whiz Teens in Business, Leading Your Business into the Future with the Internet and more.
MEDIA CONTACT
Danielle Vallee
Email: business@whizventures.com
Phone: 302-525-8075
Website: www.whizventures.com
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