Snackbox Announces New Practice
At Snackbox, we pride ourselves on being flexible, creative and proactive in the way that we are able to adapt to our clients’ needs and professional work styles. But along the road, we have gained
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Protecting Your Business
Running a business is all about building and maintaining strong business relationships. However, business owners sometimes fail to give the proper attention
‘I’ is for Invoicing
When your first client comes on board, it’s an exciting time … not only are you officially a company now, but you also are beginning to get paid for what you do!
Commercial vs. Personal Auto Policies
One question I frequently encounter as an Agent is whether or not a business should have their vehicles covered by a commercial auto versus a personal auto policy.
PR 101: How to Avoid a Crisis
Philanthropy is something that my family and I are passionate about as a means to give back to the communities we live and do business in.
‘H’ is for Health Insurance
Sure there are a million reasons why you shouldn’t have health insurance, but there are a billion reasons why you should.
Snackbox Wins Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Snackbox has been selected by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to complete a public relations and social media assignment surrounding Money Smart Week in April. The project will include media outreach in the Chicago market, oversight of event teams, and management of the “Fed’s” Twitter and Facebook accounts. Follow @ChicagoFed on Twitter and watch […]
‘G’ is for Goals
You have made the decision to launch your business, you know your area of expertise and what makes your product or services unique. Now what?
Chinet Selects Snackbox
Snackbox has entered into a partnership with Chinet® disposable tableware to provide public relations support surrounding its portfolio of consumer products.
‘F’ words for Entrepreneurism
As an employee, failure is looked upon in a negative light. As an entrepreneur, failure is just part of the learning process. If failure is an option, then that just means you’re taking risks