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Letter From Ann Parker



Tuesday, May. 13th, 2008 5:51 PM

Welcome To The Santa Cruz
Small Business Monthly


Santa Cruz Small Business Monthly brings you must-read tips and information in regular monthly sections like Finance, Marketing and Computing.

Plus you’ll find stories about local business trends, real world success secrets from your fellow business owners and much more.

The focus of Santa Cruz Small Business Monthly
is to support, inform and promote Santa Cruz County businesses.

Stories are aimed at providing you with information you can use to improve your bottom line and grow your business.








March Of The Businesses: Commercial-Friendly South County Inspires Migration

Lured by business incentive programs, more affordable employee housing and a down-home appreciation for business development and job creation, the business community is increasingly eyeing growing South County favorably against its historically arms-length relationship with North County.

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Lease, Buy or Build? What’s Right For Your Business Needs.

Aside from fulfilling a dream, one of the perks of starting a business is never again answering the dreaded interview question employers love to ask: Where do you see yourself in five years? In 10 years? Entrepreneurs soon realize, however, that a successful business hinges on that very same question. Just as your business plan includes goals, projections and marketing components, it must also address physical growth and whether to lease, buy, or build commercial property to house your expanding business. Three local experts share insights on commercial real estate options in Santa Cruz County.

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It’s All In The Family: The Ow Legacy Lives On

William Ow has some impressive footprints to follow. After all, his family changed the face of Santa Cruz County forever. William’s grandfather recognized the value of what would become 41st Avenue, at a time when it was little more than a country road. His father, one of this community’s most respected businessmen, has created and supported countless local projects and worthwhile organizations.

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