Even if the name Royal Metal Works may not ring a bell, you’ve likely seen the company’s work.
Liz Ortenburger, CEO of Girls Scouts of Southern Nevada, has spent most of her career with the Girl Scouts organization. She spent eight years working at the Tres Condados Girl Scout Council in California, including two and a half years as chief operating officer.
When voters approved Nevada’s new appellate court in November, they may also have improved the state’s business climate.
Contractors and equipment dealers are anticipating nonresidential construction and equipment sales and rentals will stay on the move in 2015, according to a national Wells Fargo Equipment Finance survey.
Word-of-mouth has always been the most effective viral marketing. But the Internet has expanded word-of-mouth to three phases: the real world, on social media and websites.
The Las Vegas 51s are not known for the wacky Minor League Baseball promotions that garner national attention, but the local franchise’s promotions calendar keeps sponsors happy and local fans flocking to Cashman Field.
U.S. Sen. Dean Heller used a small business round table at the recent International Franchising Association’s convention as an opportunity to do some big game hunting. His quarry was the elephant in the room — a recent finding by the National Labor Relations Board that employees of individual franchises were employees of the parent company.
SMS Assist, a Chicago-based property management company, is wooing local contractors in hopes they will become affiliates for the national company that boosts clients like Family Dollar and Best Buy.
Las Vegas native Roland Timney is the mastermind behind the Women’s Wear In Nevada show, a fashion industry tradeshow, which was held from Feb. 16-19 at the Rio.