Genma Holmes Scores at GEODIS Park! Landing a contract with the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States and Canada has opened a new field of work for Holmes Pest Control by providing pest control services to this 30,000-seat stadium, Nashville’s newest major sports and entertainment venue. But the road to attaining major goals starts with hard practice, which Genma had done for years. Then came the pandemic. Genma says it’s important for small business owners to: “Be willing to relearn and adjust! Be willing to do something differently and navigate the waters we’re in.” NBIC encouraged her to scale her endeavors, and now she’s making history scoring big with Nashville SC! Genma prepared to get in the game with focused training through NBIC as part of our intensive Groundwork program where she made concerted improvements to her marketing and business trajectory doing the work necessary to do things differently to best position Holmes Pest Control for new opportunities to expand its revenue. Maybe it’s time you rethink some aspects of your business. If you need a different view and want to know how to expand your market, take NBIC’s biz quiz www.nbichub.org/bizquiz to get started on your new path to success! Congratulations to Genma Holmes for her diligence, tenacity, and continued strong performance in winning a significant agreement with a major customer player! We are proud of her success in putting the lessons learned at NBIC into play as she scales her business. It’s time to get your game on! #NBIC #BusinessSuccess #BusinessTraining #IncubatorProgram #BusinessEducation #BusinessSupport #BusinessMentorship #BusinessResources #BusinessDevelopment #BusinessStrategy #BusinessCoaching #BusinessNetworking #BusinessCommunity #EntrepreneurMindset #EntrepreneurJourney #ScaleYourBusiness
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Venue Hire. With it’s idyllic, exclusive rooftop terrace garden, the only one of it’s kind and various sized rooms to hire created with your business in mind.
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🧠 How familiar are you with B Corps (Benefit Corporations)? A lot? A little? Share your level of knowledge in the comments below! [Link to the post for more information and discussion: https://lnkd.in/evHQ5Hza]
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