When you meet hundreds of people who you respect as peers and friends you may find your mind full of ideas and questions that make you look at what you do and how you run your business and your life.
It may sometimes seem that you are standing on the edge of a cliff staring out […]
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Everyone knows that wherever partners are there is always an element of socialising. This part of our community is important too because without it, you don’t find out who your friends are and then you don’t know who you can truely trust…
So have a look at Vlad’s site so you can see how we avoid […]
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To all the friends I caught up with again or made this week at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference.
Thank you to everyone at Microsoft who made it such a great opportunity for me to network, learn, and contribute to the SB community.
I may have been a near-permanent resident of the Yellow Lounge but you’ll be […]
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Turning the comments tool off doesn’t stop Chris or I replying to your post Vlad!
And besides, why was I just talking about one person in reference to point two?
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Dear Susan,
As promised, Vlad and I have been busy in Boston making the most of the Microsoft Small Business Symposium so we are blogging where possible. This event was specifically designed to support and inform the small business community and bring together those responsible for shaping our business relationship with Microsoft and our partners.
The workshops […]
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For those fortunate enough to be getting along to the Microsoft World Partner Conference next week in Boston then I hope you will be taking time to pop along to the Small Business Symposium on Monday 10th July. Apart from my presentation with Tom and Mark, there are so many reasons for you to attend […]
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