Internships: Opportunity or Headache
Internship programs offer a great way to mentor young writers and communicators, while providing vital assistance in your work…
Business
Before you join your own circus
Are you ready to run away from your mundane 8-to-5 corporate job and become the ringmaster in your very own sensational circus…?
Road trip marketing
Since beginning my solo freelance photography business 30 years ago, I learned that more time spent in the office meant more sales…
Are you ready for a personal Independence Day?
[level-non-member] Members, remember to log in to view this post. [/level-non-member] [level-membersupporter] BY COLLEEN MINIUK-SPERRY This article is the first installment of a three-part series about leaving an office job for a freelance career. The second article will list the top things to do before you leave. And in part three, the author will talk …
A show is born
After 15 years of exhibiting at, providing programming for, and handling the promotion of sport shows, I recently decided to throw my gimme cap into the producer ring and stage my own event.
Fly free to Fairbanks
“I’d love to go to Alaska for the 2012 Conference in Fairbanks– but I can’t afford the airfare,” some OWAA members have remarked.
Staff by proxy: The business affairs of a freelancer
By Kris Millgate — Switching to self-sufficiency comes with a few hurdles I not so gracefully stumbled over in order to stay in business.
Getting paid: Chasing down those overdue accounts
By Chip Gross – Four steps outlining how to ensure timely payment for your work.