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JJ Entry #4

Accepted into Venture Adventure: JJ Entry #4

by Nicholas Tart on March 8, 2009 · 3 comments

On Wednesday, March 4th, I received some very exciting news! JuniorBiz was accepted to compete in the 2009 Colorado State University Venture Adventure Business Plan Competition. As far as I know there will be 16 teams competing for a top prize of $5000! The competition will take place on April 17th and 18th in the College of Business at CSU.

Needless to say, I would love to have people come and watch. If you’re interested, you should let me know and I can provide more information. The excitement aside, I still needed to move towards my objectives for the week.

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Finishing the How-To Section: JJ Entry #3

by Nicholas Tart on March 2, 2009 · 1 comment

The second week of the JuniorBiz Project Charter has come to an end. This week was just as busy as the previous, and I didn’t mind at all!

Again, my 5 objectives are to finish the guide, increase traffic, boost my online presence, add content, and expand the local awareness of JuniorBiz.

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JJ Entry #2

Testing the Project Charter: JJ Entry #2

by Nicholas Tart on February 24, 2009 · 0 comments

Sunday brought to an end the first week of the JuniorBiz Project Charter. In this last week I completed tasks to progress toward each of the 5 objectives.

My objectives for the semester are to finish the lawn mowing guide, to increase website traffic, to boost my online presence, to add and promote content on the site and to expand the local (Fort Collins) awareness of JuniorBiz.

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Brief (but stimulating) History and Conception of JuniorBiz: JJ Entry #1

Brief (but stimulating) History and Conception of JuniorBiz: JJ Entry #1

by Nicholas Tart on February 18, 2009 · 2 comments

JuniorBiz and I don’t go back very far but our relationship has become unnaturally deep. A lot has happened over the last year, so let me catch you up.

However, prior to JuniorBiz becoming a daily ritual in my life, I was a teen entrepreneur myself.

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