YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Small business is Springfield's business.
Because the vast majority of Springfield businesses are defined as "small" employing fewer than 100 people Springfield Business Journal has decided to put more emphasis on small business concerns.
This year, in addition to our annual Small Business Week issue, published May 29, we will include special emphases on small business in four other issues this year.
The issue you hold in your hands is the first such small-business focus.
Look for additional small-business focuses in the issues of March 20, Sept. 18 and Dec. 25.
In these issues, SBJ readers can expect information on business planning, hiring for the small business, home-based work options, financing for startup or for growth, profiles of local entrepreneurs and their businesses, and information on local, state and national small-business resources.
Clarissa French
Special Section Editor
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