| President of Health Insurance Agency Advises Businesses on What ...
There are so many types of plans available to small businesses today. Knowing how to chose the right one should not be hard if a logical approach is used, according to Chuck Mondrus, President of American Health Insurance, a top-producing agency in the United States. (PRWEB) March 15, 2007 -- Chuck Mondrus, President of top-producing insurance agency, American Health Insurance, says buying quality self employed health insurance coverage that's right for any stage of business growth with an eye to the future, is easy to do. An employer may be the only employee of the company but still needs the peace of mind provided by a quality insurance plan. Before the employer ask for a self employed health insurance quote, though, look at these three business growth scenarios.
The Insider: Hot data center sector spawning consultants
WE WANT ONE OF THOSE: Like music and clothes, economic development has its hot fads and trends that everyone chases. One year it's software companies, the next biotech. So what's the big deal in economic development these days? Data centers. Washington has been in the thick of it, with companies like Ask.com (Moses Lake), Intuit and Microsoft (both in Quincy) and Yahoo (Wenatchee) all building or planning data centers in the state, in part to take advantage of cheap electricity prices. It's so hot a sector these days that there are actually consultants specializing in helping communities attract server farms. The Yakima County Development Association, operating as New Vision, reports that consulting firm AngelouEconomics, based in Austin, Texas, will spend two days in the area in late April evaluating it as a potential site for data centers.
Lawmakers review just-ended General Assembly
Tax cuts and education funding were the major accomplishments of the 86th General Assembly, and area legislators listed their inability to get a trauma center bill passed as the biggest disappointment. Sen. Shane Broadway, D-Bryant, said he believes the achievements can be attributed, in large part, to a former member: Gov. Mike Beebe. Beebe, a longtime member of the Arkansas Senate, who was inaugurated in January, received high marks from both sides of the aisle in both houses, Broadway said, for his willingness to listen and work with members of the Arkansas General Assembly. "The session ended on time and we accomplished many of the things we hoped to do," Broadway said. "I think a large part of that was because of the new governor.
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