America must return to the attitude that we can save ourselves. Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the intangible assets amassed by small businesses that are the key to unemployment and economic growth.
Could the events in Japan and the Middle East have been predicted? Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Black Swan events in Japan, the epic earthquake, tsunami and nuclear concerns, and the recent uprisings in the Middle East.
Does the 24/7 news cycle help alleviate or instill fear? Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the sensationalism of the 24/7 news cycle, including the liberal use of “Breaking News”, and its effect on small businesses.
25% of all opportunities for U.S. small businesses are outside the U.S. Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the opportunities and vast resources available for small business exporting.
Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the new edition of Andrew’s book, Licensing and Franchising, and how these legal tools have changed in the last 20 years.
On this Christmas Eve, Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame, a Jew and a Christian, to talk about the power of tolerance and diversity and the selfish reason why these concepts should matter to you.
Jim Blasingame and his Jewish friend, Andrew Sherman, celebrate what we all have in common, a core set of values that have been with humans of all faiths for thousands of years.
Are you harvesting and leveraging the intellectual property you own? Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why you should be maximizing the intangible assets you own and have created.
Are there global private investors who are willing to help capitalize American businesses? Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how some venture capital deals are courting foreign investors and why.
How are lending conditions evolving in the U.S. banking industry? Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the incremental changes in borrowed capital availability for small businesses as well as larger ones.
