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There’s something in the air in Las Vegas

Submitted by gseidman on Wed, January 30, 2013
Written By:

Clyde Dinkins

Tony Hsieh at Preview Las Vegas

Las Vegas 2013. Something is in the air! All one has to do is breathe in the abundant aroma of hope, vibrancy and opportunity.

The Sun editorial Sunday, “Seeing opportunity,” will go down in Nevada history as the prescient, progressive, clarion call to all Nevadans (I’ve cut it out and framed it). The editorial’s main theme, “Nevada has a chance to change — and improve — for the future” will prove prophetic. Something is in the air!

Quality is the best policy for a small business

Submitted by gseidman on Mon, January 28, 2013
Written By:

Vegas Inc. Staff

AA Printing Service is dedicated to providing superior quality printing for the best possible price in today’s market. We print everything from business cards, brochures, postcards, fliers and letterhead to wedding invitations to full-color banners, posters, billboards and signs. We also offer design assistance and same-day delivery.

We achieve the low cost and high quality by utilizing the latest web-based technologies and state-of-the-art equipment. We offer a vast selection of paper stock from which to choose and superior customer service.

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Top Three Things Small Businesses Should Know About the Affordable Care Act

Submitted by gseidman on Mon, January 28, 2013
Written By:

Meredith Olafson

The Affordable Care Act will help small businesses by lowering premium cost growth and increasing access to quality, affordable health insurance. Depending on whether you’re a small employer or a larger employer, different provisions of the Affordable Care Act may apply to you as described below.

1. Businesses with Fewer than 25 Employees- Small Business Tax Credits

Preview 2013 Silo Video

This is the intro video to Kristin McMillan's Preview 2013 presentation.

Business leaders gather at Preview Las Vegas

Submitted by gseidman on Fri, January 25, 2013
Written By:

Molly Waldron

Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- More than 2,000 business professionals gathered at the Thomas & Mack on Thursday for the 2013 Preview Las Vegas event.

The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce puts on the annual event to bring together businesses and discuss the city's economic forecast.

Booths were set up for professionals to present their businesses to attendees.

Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh spoke at the event, explaining how downtown redevelopment is changing the area's business landscape.

Preview Las Vegas

Submitted by gseidman on Fri, January 25, 2013
Written By:

Jeff Scheid, Photographer

Las Vegas executives projected positive business trends for Las Vegas during Preview Las Vegas 2013. About 2,200 attended the annual event sponsored by the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce.

Speakers at Preview Las Vegas outline a rosy future for the city

Submitted by gseidman on Fri, January 25, 2013
Written By:

Eli Segall, Richard N. Velotta

Las Vegas' business power brokers are gathered this morning for Preview Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce’s premier networking event, at UNLV.

An estimated 2,000 people are in attendance — the largest number since 2008.

Preview Las Vegas brings together business leaders

Submitted by gseidman on Mon, January 21, 2013
Written By:

Hubble Smith

Preview 2012 drew a crowd

Preview Las Vegas, an economic forecasting event presented by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for Thursday at the Thomas & Mack Center Cox Pavilion at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Flu Season Hits US: Seven Steps You Can Take to Prepare Your Business and Employees

Submitted by gseidman on Mon, January 14, 2013
Written By:

Stephen Morris

The 2012-2013 flu season arrived earlier than usual. As the nation braces for increased flu activity, now is the time to prepare yourself, your business, and your employees. Not only is prevention important for physical health, it may impact your bottom line if your staff are out sick. Here are some tips to help you avoid illness and maintain business continuity.

Southern Nevada officials talk solidarity as legislative session looms

Submitted by gseidman on Thu, January 10, 2013
Written By:

Benjamin Spillman

Southern Nevada lawmakers held the political equivalent of a political pep rally with local government officials Thursday looking forward to the upcoming session of the state Legislature.

But even with broad agreement that southerners need to hang together for their economic and demographic advantages to hold sway in Carson City, there were signs it will take more than pleasantries over coffee and pastries to maintain solidarity.

Southern Nevada leaders join for monumental meeting

Submitted by gseidman on Thu, January 10, 2013
Written By:

Makayla Zurn

This morning there was a meeting of the minds with all of Southern Nevada's leaders.

From city and county officials to the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce. Many are calling it a monumental step in the right direction. These elected officials met for a "first of its kind" discussion at UNLV.

"We wanted to have everybody at the table this time. We wanted to have everybody come together collectively, more efficiently, so we could move Southern Nevada forward," said Assemblywoman Marilyn Kirkpatrick.

Mark Your Calendar For This Year's Top Events, Conventions

Submitted by gseidman on Mon, January 7, 2013
Written By:

Richard N. Velotta

You hear it all the time in Southern Nevada: We have more happening on a good weekend here than most places have in a whole year.

Thanks to Las Vegas’ robust convention industry, meeting schedule and nonstop lineup of special events, calendars quickly fill up with happenings that keep the local economy pumping.

To make sure you don’t miss any, VEGAS INC compiled a calendar of some of the city’s most important conventions, special events, business meetings and government happenings.