Business Tips Highlights

In Chapter 17 of 19 in her 2011 Capture Your Flag interview, non-profit executive Kyung Yoon talks about the meaning of celebrating her organization's 10th Year Anniversary and how it relates to the evolution and expansion of its mission. Over time, the organization uncovers unmet community needs and evolves its mission to provide not only physical health but also mental health services. Kyung Yoon is the executive director of the Korean American Community Foundation (KACF) in New York City.

Barbara Corcoran gives her advice on the best ways to ask for money. For more great videos, visit WalletPop.com

Sarah Blakely sits down with INSIDE EDITION to share how she started her billion-dollar business and what she plans to do in the future to help others find their success.

In Chapter 1 of 21 in his 2011 interview, Phil McKenzie notes the greatest initial challenge is the uncertainty that comes with creating something that may or may not take off. After moving the vision forward, McKenzie notes the need to relinquish control over time and hand off responsibility. McKenzie is the founder of Influencer Conference, an international event series bringing together tastemakers across the arts, entrepreneurship, philanthropy and technology.

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In Chapter 5 of 17 in his 2011 Capture Your Flag interview, education entrepreneur J.T. Allen answers "How Do You Manage Investor Expectations for the Long Term?" He notes the importance of casting vision, setting timeframe, and adjusting for the unexpected. As a company that has done three iterations - or revolutions - on its strategy, he shares lessons on managing investor expectations and relationships while shifting company strategy after raising money.

HuffPost Small Business editor Rod Kurtz takes questions on how to get college students buzzing about your business, and how to make sure you are represented well on Internet searches like Google and Yelp.

GetConnected Host Andy Baryer looks at Time Well Scheduled, a new tool for reducing the time you spend managing and scheduling employee's time. He looks at the features and how it can help businesses improve the customer experience while cutting costs.

In this edition of SellingPower, Jeff Seeley explains how to get more return on your investment from business development efforts.

In Chapter 16 of 19 in her 2011 Capture Your Flag interview, non-profit executive Kyung Yoon discusses how a highly functioning and committed board of directors provides financial management and sets strategic vision for the organization. She notes how her organization is more effectively recruiting potential board members. Kyung Yoon is the executive director of the Korean American Community Foundation (KACF) in New York City. An award-winning journalist and documentary film producer.

Social media expert and Carrot Creative president Mike Germano shares how his team has learned to appreciate and work with lawyers. He notes how building a business progressively raises legal issues that determine the success or failure of the company. As a result, Germano and his team learn the value of investing in legal services. Germano is co-founder and president of DUMBO, Brooklyn based new media agency Carrot Creative.000a

At a Churchill Club event in Palo Alto, Calif., executives from Cisco, ARM, and McKinsey Global Institute talk about the role social networking is playing inside the enterprise. They discuss who is using it, strategies they've implemented, and best practices going forward.