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| Category: Business:Small Business And Entrepreneurs |
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| About the Book | |
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Humorous anecdotal stories about fee collection, along with easy to follow collection procedures. A narrative, informative history of how to collect what you've earned told in story form. Collecting fees for services rendered is always difficult. This book explains how to collect in a legal, effective, and peaceful way! Doctors, dentists, other professionals and small business owners will find this book, COLLECTIONS! IT'S MY MONEY ANYWAY! a must. COLLECTIONS! IT'S MY MONEY ANYWAY! has received prepublication accolades from its editor and publisher. Editor Travis writes; "I totally, totally LOVED reading this book. It is a book about people and their foibles - and about the lengths decent people must go to in order to collect their rightful belongings. It is humorous and poignant!..." Attorney Bruce Bergen, Esq. writes: “…when a legitimate small business is owed money by its customers, a lawsuit is sometimes the only way for the owners to enforce their rights… It is often the only economically reasonable way for a small business…” to move forward. Honesty, integrity, dedication, organization and determination can make your business successful and profitable just as it did ours!
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| About the Author | |
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BA, MA, Ed.D. degrees. Primary education in the public schools of New York City. After an effective career in public education culminating in the principalship of two schools simultaneously, Dr. Alexander became an administrator in private schools, leading to the position of headmaster of an old, reputable school in Brooklyn, NY. After concluding his headmastership, Dr. Alexander entered private enterprise where he developed and led G. A. Agency...an employment service devoted solely to educators...for almost 30 years. Dr. Alexander has published many scholarly works in education and personnel work. His earlier book, TALE OF A SALE...LETTING GO OF THE FAMILY BUSINESS is available world-wide and highlights the pitfalls and euphoria faced when an entrepreneur tries to sell a small business. Dr. Alexander has served as an adjunct instructor at several local colleges and continuing education programs. He is the recipient of a number of awards for his volunteer work. Dr. Alexander and his wife, who has been his business partner as well, reside in New York close to their children and grandchildren. |