IBBTalks

www. IBBTalks.com -- Timothy Kitonga gives some excellent pointers including, give it your all and focus on your strengths.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Traditional marketing methods are falling by the wayside to digital marketing. Your company can jump on board or get left behind.

www. IBBTalks.com -- There are many books written and lessons taught on how to manage your employees and customers, but the real school in this area is experience.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Timothy Kitonga from Nairobi, Kenya shares how he became filled with passion for his advertising business, which help bring him success.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Dr. James Magara, a doctor of dentistry in Kampala Uganda, shares his steps to move into business ownership.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Dr. James Magara tells his amazing story about how he got his doctorate of dentistry and could have followed a pass as an employee but realized that God was calling to be a business owner.

www. IBBTalks.com - Dr. James Magara is an accomplished dentist and business owner in Kampala, Uganda and these three C's are part of the standards that Dr. Magara centers himself and his clinics to follow.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Dr. James Magara had many opportunities to permanently relocate his life to Europe but instead returned to Kampala. In looking back on his life, he said, "there are greater opportunities in Uganda than Europe".

www. IBBTalks.com - Dr. James Magara shares some of the struggles he experienced when wanted to make some major changes in his life and career.

www. IBBTalks.com -- James Magara from Kampala, Uganda, East Africa share how he runs his business consistent with the teachings of the Bible.

www. IBBTalks.com --A  business that respects their employees, pays their bills in a timely manner, and provides a quality product or service will have influence.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Success in your business will come when you focus on one business without being distracted.

www. IBBTalks.com -- The laws of business were established by our Creator and are the same for all. Apply them correctly and you will prosper.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Getting your business into mation can have some resistance but once moving, it is easier receive guidance and to keep rolling.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Using God given knowledge and wisdom in doing business can be the one most significant lesson a business person might learn.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Working together with members of your peer group/club can help launch new businesses.  This lesson is a case study of this, forming around one George wanting to start a travel guide operation.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Understanding when and how a company should added more employees is important. Adding the wrong people at the wrong time could be a critical mistake.

www. IBBTalks.com - Failure is not likely for the person that will start small and growing step-by-step. Setbacks will come and from these come experience.

www. IBBTalks.com --The ability to delegate is a learned skill and vital for all businesses that want to grow.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Don't be held back from starting a business because of lack of capital. Be inspired with Judith the Jeweler as you hear how she started and have the courage to start.

www. IBBTalks.com -- This is an amazing story about a young lady that did not finish High School because she had her first baby at age 18. She took $30 from her household food budget to start her jewelry business.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Our good friend, Judith Kokuletage, shares about the importance and value of quality in making her jewelry in Kampala, Uganda - Africa

www. IBBTalks.com -- Judith from Nairobi, Kenya shares her path of employment as she learned valuable skills in Marketing and this has been a great benefit in her business ownership.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Alfred Mutua shares of his confidence and faith in God to help him in  his business ownership.  He also speaks against the often used business practice of using bribery to gain an advantage in business competition.

www. IBBTalks.com -- Alfred applied the lessons he learned from being a good employee into a very successful ownership during the second part of his business career, included is a lesson learned from a failed partnership.