Experts in Business Planning

I went to Forbes website and I was able to find some professional business planning experts to research and share relating concepts with my followers.  One of the experts I researched was Cheryl Snapp Conner. Conner is the founder of Snapp Conner PR, a public relations agency.  According to snappconner.com, she has engaged in strategic programs for companies around the United States. 

A Strategic Perspective

On Forbes website, Conner talks about how leaders must have a calculated viewpoint.  It is best to have any problems set with a solution but be open to suggestions.  This is important because what investors look for in potential clients is how they work out situations if something goes wrong.

Choose Your Battles Wisely

In Forbes, Conner mentions that at times, it is best to be quiet and listen.  Sometimes, not speaking and opening your ears is more powerful than talking, especially during intense times.  This is vital because if an investor disagrees with an idea, it is best to just listen before replying to their argument.

Another business expert I researched was Judy Robinett.  She, herself, is an investor and an advisor for start-up companies according to Forbes.  On her website, judyrobinett.com, it states that she received awards for her work, including the Malcolm Baldrige Award for Medical Excellence received from former President Bill Clinton.

Learning and Moving Forward from Failure

With any business, there will always be failures.  Robinett mentions on Forbes that most beginning businesses fail three times before striking success.  It is important one must accept that failure and not give up because failure is a small part of having success.

Having Relationships and Connections

It is important that with any person you run into, connect with them in some way because it might help in the long run.  Robinett mentions in Forbes that without connections and relationships, it is hard to succeed and you’ll more likely to fail.