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Today’s guest on Strictly Business Radio is Alastair Hunte, President of Presario Productions, (http://www.presarioproductions.com).If you’re a small business owner or professional who’s just starting out, you probably want to know how to build, promote and manage your business as effectively as possible. If you’re a seasoned business owner or professional with a growing client base, then you probably want to make sure you’re using your time as efficiently as possible. Technology, used well, can help both new and seasoned business owners leverage time for business-building tasks, without significant cost. Used inefficiently, it can drain you further, both in terms of time and money. Alastair will review some of the hot technologies for small business and how do you use them to your advantage. particularly if you’re not a technophile or have much experience with technology.Social Networks, Alastair Hunte, Presario Productions, Web 2.0, New Technology + small business

Entrepreneurs, do you need to take time out to get your home and work life organized? Join us on Thursday, January 15, 2009 when Kathy Paauw, CEO of Paauwerfully Organized, (http://www.orgcoach.net) shares with Strictly Business Radio Host, Anna D. Banks, how to increase your productivity and enhance your personal and professional life. Kathy will cover how to:*Organize Your Office & Home*Organize Your Time & Your Life*Organize Your Travel*Other Tips & Tools

Creating a healthy lifestyle doesn't have to mean drastic changes. In fact, drastic changes almost always lead to failure. Making small changes in how you live each day can lead to big rewards. To help us figure out what we can to be healthy in 2009, Strictly Business Radio invited Certified Personal Trainer, Obi Obadike (http://www.obiobadike.com) to share his professional tips and strategies. Obi Obadike is the CEO of Perfect Anatomy Training, Cover Fitness Model, Fitness Expert and Writer.

"How to REALLY Be Successful with New Year's Resolutions" Empowered Options Coach, Robin Hardy of Robin Hardy Coaching joins Anna D. Banks on Strictly Business Radio to discuss “How to REALLY Be Successful with New Year's Resolutions".

"Resolve to Get Back in the Black in 2009". Danny Fontana, host of the nationally televised "Danny Fontana Show" (iLifetv), joins Anna Banks on Strictly Business Radio to discuss current economic climate and ways to “Get Back in the Black in 2009”.

Holiday parties have taken on a new meaning this year, with many companies canceling their festivities in light of a down economy.But for those who plan to hold celebrations, the office holiday party presents a good opportunity to build relationships and create an encouraging atmosphere moving forward.Savvy event planners, Debra Courtright and Patricia Mitrik, owners of “Keep the Pieces Moving”, Corporate & Private Event Planners, Fairfield, NJ, share some suggestions for hosting a fabulous cost-conscious party – good for the holidays, and throughout the New Year.

"How to Give Back During Tough Economic Times: Tips for Business Owners and Professionals" Despite the unstable economy many business owners continue to find ways to give back to non-profit organizations, pay employees more than minimum wage, and steer their businesses through these rough waters.Francine Allen-Humphrey a 17 year business veteran is the CEO of Issues Concerning Women, Inc., Clean Sweep Cleaning Services, is such a person. Ms. Humphrey will share several tips on how a business can still give back to their communities even during this challenging economic period.

For many individuals and especially business owners, the season extending from Thanksgiving through New Year’s, sparks a surge of stress and depression. And it's no wonder. Suddenly, we might find ourselves facing a dizzying array of demands — work, parties, shopping, baking, cleaning, caring for elderly parents or kids on school break, and scores of other chores. Shelby M. Hill, Relationship Empowerment Coach, will share some very practical tips that may prevent stress and depression from taking away your holiday joy. Who knows, you may even end up enjoying the holidays more than you thought you would.

Far too many business owners and individuals are looking over their shoulders in fear of the IRS. If taxes have been limiting you, it's time to be proactive and break free from the crushingburden of financial woe. Michael Rozbruch, one of the nations leading experts in resolving tax problems, reveals inside secrets to tax relief.1. The 3 most important rights you should know as a taxpayer.2. How to get a fresh start even if you haven't filed your returns in 7 years.3. The IRS has over 148 different penalties they CAN hit you with, what some of them are,4. How to avoid an audit. If you get audited, how to end it quickly5. The IRS does make deals on taxes owed, including interest and penalties, how to get the deal!6. Penalties may be reduced to Zero if you have reasonable cause.Michael Rozbruch, founder and CEO of Tax Resolution Services and has over 30 years of corporate financial and tax resolution experience.

As a small business owner or a non-profit or, you may believe that hackers have no use for your small network. Think again! Understanding what these hackers are truly after will help you to understand why your network is at risk. Our featured guest today is Etienne A. Gibbs, Internet Safety Advocate, Educator, and owner of Say No to Hackers and Spyware.com explains why these cyber criminals want control of your system, and how to protect yourself online against spyware, viruses, hackers, and other computer-disabling cybercrimes.

Social entrepreneurship has evolved into a truly global force, shaping our world in multiple ways: through affordable clean energy, organic food and revolutionary new models in education and by leveraging technology to empower emerging economies, among others. Who are the actual stewards of this movement? Who are these anonymous entrepreneurs? Colette Ellis, Principal of InStep Consulting, LLC; Brooklyn, NY discusses the challenges, opportunities, successes, missteps and motivations of this passionate group of business leaders and the organizations that they create and grow.

Dr. Niama L. Williams (Dr. Ni) will discuss her new social venture, \"The Two-House Project\" a non-profit organization providing \"writer-in-residence\" services to students of Norristown Area High School.The Two-House Project was Dr Ni's way to help Norristown High School students combat their fear of writing. Dr. Ni found many Norristown High School students disinterested in reading, and afraid to write essays or any type of written work for which they would be graded. Out of that experience, Dr. Ni decided to bring in a writer-in-residence to work exclusively with the high school. The "writer-in-residence" would help students in creative writing, the writing of prose and memoir, reading, and literature. The Two-House Project is currently looking at homes to purchases in Norristown to house the non-profit organization and the \"Writer-

As a small non-profit or business owner, you may believe that hackers have no use for your small network. Think again! Understanding what these hackers are truly after will help you to understand why your network is at risk. Our featured guest today is Etienne A. Gibbs, Internet Safety Advocate, Educator, and owner of Say No to Hackers and Spyware.com explains why these cyber criminals want control of your system, and how to protect yourself online against spyware, viruses, hackers, and other computer-disabling cybercrimes.

Guest: Maureen Walliser, Hudson Community Enterprise Change the world. Make some money. It's an appealing prospect. Nonprofits were born because for-profits weren't addressing some market failures--pollution, poverty, illiteracy. Profit won't cure those ills, but it's becoming a bigger part of more solutions. Today we start a series: SOCIAL ENTERPRISES THE NEW BUSINESS HEROES: Hudson Community Enterprises.