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Forrager (Publisher)
State-by-state introductions to cottage-food rules.
Reading · At my own pace · Free Keep in mind: Verify the current rule with the responsible state or local authority before acting.
Add to comparison David Crabill (Host) · Forrager (Publisher)
Interviews with home food entrepreneurs about building and running their businesses, from finding customers to the everyday work.
Audio · At my own pace · Free Keep in mind: You need general guidance for another industry or confirmation that a product can legally be sold in your location.
Add to comparison Pam Prior (Author)
Pam Prior’s book about finances across the ownership journey.
Reading · At my own pace · One-time purchase Keep in mind: It is not transaction-specific exit advice.
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A public guide connecting freelance agreements, invoices and payment follow-through.
Reading · At my own pace · Free Keep in mind: Reading is not legal representation or debt collection. Location-specific legal examples need checking against current rules where you work.
Add to comparison John A. Davis (instructor) · MIT Sloan (Program / community provider)
Executive education on the future of family enterprise.
Delivery not confirmed · Cost not confirmed Keep in mind: Confirm admission, cohort, format, tuition and required time with MIT.
Add to comparison Gene Marks (instructor)
Talks and workshops about business technology and operating trends.
Live group · Cost not confirmed Keep in mind: A presentation is separate from software implementation.
Add to comparison Susie Wyshak (Author)
A guide to building an artisan food business.
Reading · At my own pace · One-time purchase Keep in mind: Reading does not include individual advice or implementation.
Add to comparison The Great Game of Business (Service provider)
Support implementing the Great Game of Business approach with a company’s team.
Professional engagement · Cost not confirmed Keep in mind: Agree level, coach, timeline and fees. The initial call is separate from ongoing work.
Add to comparison The Great Game of Business (Publisher)
Introductory worksheets and checklists for team goals, meetings and business literacy.
Reading · At my own pace · Free Keep in mind: Contact information is required; the paid membership contains additional resources.
Add to comparison Greg Crabtree (instructor)
Financial education sessions offered for event and team organizers.
Live group · Cost not confirmed Keep in mind: This is an event inquiry, not an open individual course.
Add to comparison Jaime Hepp (Author)
Personal stories and reflections on character, work and leadership.
Reading · At my own pace · One-time purchase Keep in mind: Reading does not include individual advice or implementation.
Add to comparison Josh Baron (Co-author) · Rob Lachenauer (Co-author)
A book about family ownership, governance and working through generational change.
Reading · At my own pace · One-time purchase Keep in mind: Reading does not include individual advice or implementation.
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