Like so many others, we were heartbroken by the killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor.
30+ high-school interns have worked at Office Divvy over our 12+ years. Michelle started with us, took a break and then returned. We are fortunate to have her.
If you’re an entrepreneur, freelancer or small business, chances are you do a lot of work from home–and we congratulate you, because for a lot of people that’s living the dream. But are you thriving that way?
Every business, ideally before its birth if not during its infancy, has to decide one thing: Where will it be located. You need an address to file a business entity, to open a bank account, to register domain names, get business licenses, tax and permits, for invoicing and billing, receiving checks, and being placed on Google, phew! And that’s just to start.
Sometimes it’s impossible to peel away from work. But Blogs, Podcasts, bumper stickers all say we should. If you could give an hour over to a class or workshop during the work day, what would it be?
The problem with “ideas” is this: To think of an idea means almost nothing. The ability to take an idea, vet it, put it through Lean Startup concepts like customer-discovery and customer-development, and more importantly to execute it is the real differentiation of an entrepreneur.
With offices in Shelton, CT and Palm Coast, FL, Peralta Design is probably the most interesting “branding agency” in the Flagler County creative-landscape.
Much like Airbnb, and Uber, Office Divvy is a “share economy” model. Our monthly subscriptions are designed for people that want to pay only for what they use and be part of a real community of peers that embrace doing business differently.
A Worthwhile Mission, A Happy Meeting We love all of our members here at Office Divvy. Still, there is a special place in our hearts for the companies whose sole mission is to help those who need help the most.
Alan Berman is a humble man with a rich history. An attorney who specializes in Social Security Disability law, Alan Berman moved from New York to Florida years ago. Like many who have made that trip southward, the weather was a big part of his decision. Years earlier, however, it wasn’t the sunny tropics calling to him. In 1951, Berman enlisted in the United States Air Force.
