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Entrepreneurship, Business Management Alyssa Grasinski Entrepreneurship, Business Management Alyssa Grasinski

Trademark Myths That Confuse Small Business Owners

The name of your business, slogan, and products can feel deeply personal. Perhaps it reflects your mission, your creativity, or the values you hope to bring to your work.

But when it comes to trademarks, a few common misconceptions can lead business owners to make costly assumptions. Here are five myths worth clearing up.

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Business Management, Entrepreneurship Carolyn Crawford Business Management, Entrepreneurship Carolyn Crawford

Practicing Neighborliness through Social Media Accessibility

On social media, we become digital neighbors. And if social media makes us digital neighbors, then accessible social media is one way we practice love of neighbor. As Pope Francis beautifully expressed: “Communication is really about realizing that we are all human beings, children of God. I like seeing this power of communication as ‘neighbourliness.’”

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Entrepreneurship Taryn DeLong Entrepreneurship Taryn DeLong

Catholic Female Entrepreneurs Support Families Raising Children With Disabilities

My mom is a special education teacher and former Special Olympics coach. Growing up, I had insights into the needs and gifts of people with intellectual, learning, and developmental disabilities in particular. Her experience also showed me how far our culture needs to go in order to fully include people of all physical, intellectual, and emotional abilities.

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