Real Estate, Rental Services and Leasing

Nick W Rygiel
Current City: Bala Cynwyd, PA
Chapter: Montgomery County - Chapter 513
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Prior Naval Officer and now a Financial Advisor with Merrill Lynch

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Eli C Frank
Current City: San Francisco, AL
Chapter: San Francisco SCORE
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I practiced law in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for over 30 years with a focus on small business, corporate, real estate, condominium and franchise law. I also developed and managed many commercial and residential properties; owned and operated a major hotel; developed and operated a non-equity country club; developed condominiums, and built single-family homes.

More recently, I have served as CFO of a lighting supply company, developed and operated a meat business producing sausages, and co-owned and operated an employment/staffing business.

My SF SCORE counseling is thus as broad and varied as my business and legal experience permits. I am a problem solver who likes nothing better than to figure a way out of a dilemma. I am particularly pleased when a client says, before the end of the hour, you answered all of my questions and I understand what I have to do. I counsel face-to-face and via email and phone.

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Calandria Parker
Current City: Philadelphia, PA
Chapter: Philadelphia SCORE
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Myron Baron
Current City: AVON, CT
Chapter: Greater Hartford SCORE
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Owner operator of Buick and Subaru Dealerships.
Owner operatorr of Idea Brokerage {Wholesale automotive insurance}
President of Herb and Mike Reality LLC
President of Caplan Auto Rental Corp.

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NYU
GM Classes

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Published May. 3, 2012

Location is everything, as they say in the world of business. Whether your company provides services, sells products or receives clients, your commercial property--even if it’s simply a desk, a watercolor painting and a plant--is where you draw your inspiration and energy, in addition to being a crucial first impression for customers. To guarantee the kind of solid tenant/landlord relationship that allows your business to thrive, you’ll want to start things off on the right foot with an airtight commercial real estate lease.

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Location is everything, as they say in the world of business. Whether your company provides services, sells products or receives clients, your commercial property--even if it’s simply a desk, a watercolor painting and a plant--is where you draw your inspiration and energy, in addition to being a crucial first impression for customers. To guarantee the kind of solid tenant/landlord relationship that allows your business to thrive, you’ll want to start things off on the right foot with an airtight commercial real estate lease.

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Published May. 3, 2012

If you own a business, there’s a good chance it’s one of your most valuable assets--if not the most valuable. Not just a major source of income, your business is also the culmination of a dream and in some cases the livelihood of others. For this reason, it makes good sense to put together a business estate plan that covers your company’s assets, trade secrets and organizational structure so that forces beyond your control don’t slow it down.

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If you own a business, there’s a good chance it’s one of your most valuable assets--if not the most valuable. Not just a major source of income, your business is also the culmination of a dream and in some cases the livelihood of others.

William R Purslow
Current City: Laconia, NH
Chapter: SCORE Lakes Region
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Senior manager with 30 plus years experience with a global manufacturer serving the Automotive, General Industry, Pharmaceutical and Aerospace markets. With a degree in Business Administration and MBA Bill has experience in Sales, Operations, Facility and Corporate Management serving in roles ranging from President COO, Division President, Vice President, General Manager and Sales Engineer. With domestic and international experience he benchmarked global partners for best practice while overseeing domestic operations including continuous improvement and evolution of manufactruing processes and manageement systems in U.S., Canada and Latin America. Specific areas include Operations, P&L, Planning, Strategy, Management Systems, Productivity/Cost Reduction, Safety & Enviornmental, Project Management, Process Capability (Lean Systems / Six Sigma), Quality and Customer Satisfaction. Bill is a licensed Realtor and Business Consultant specializing in lean systems, business transformations focusing on human development, quality, delivery and cost in the commercial, health care and public sectors.

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MBA, BS business Administration, Certified Project Management, Lean Systems, Six Sigma.

David Hyland
Current City: Winter Park, FL
Chapter: Orlando SCORE
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Travel Industry Manager, Consultant, Speaker and Journalist

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Philip Greene (CPA)
Current City: New Rochelle, NY
Chapter: Westchester SCORE
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Expert in Business Start ups, Buying and Selling a Business, Business Plans, Business Legal Forms,Obtaining Fnancing.

1965 to 2003 W.R.Grace & Co. Corporate Vice President of Finance. For last 25 years negotiated worldwide acquisitions and divestment's of various businesses ranging from $25 million to over $1 billion. Coordinated due diligence, both in house and third party, including work of independent accountants, investment bankers and attorneys. Negotiated financial and purchase price sections of relevant agreements and reviewed other documents. Resolved all post closing purchase price adjustments and business issues. Worked closely with investment bankers in achieving corporate value objectives. Prior to 1980 was responsible for both internal and external world wide financial reporting. Corporate business plan and financing initiator. Start up business initiator.

1960 to 1965 PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC.

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Columbia University Graduate School of Business. MS degree in Accounting.

University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business. BS degree in Marketing.

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Published Apr. 12, 2012

 

Special tax law provisions may help taxpayers and businesses recover financially from the impact of a disaster, especially when the federal government declares their location to be a major disaster area. Depending on the circumstances, the IRS may grant additional time to file returns and pay taxes. Both individuals and businesses in a federally declared disaster area can get a faster refund by claiming losses related to the disaster on the tax return for the previous year, usually by filing an amended return.

 

The IRS also offers audio presentations on Planning for Disaster. These presentations discuss business continuity planning, insurance coverage, recording keeping and other tips to stay in business after a major disaster. 

 

Visit their Disaster Assistance and Emergency Relief for Individuals and Businesses section of the IRS site for more.

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