Andrea Chambers, originally from Boston, Massachusetts, has spent the last 8 years living in Las Vegas, Nevada and has been very successful doing so. She has spent the last several years working with real estate, healthcare, and consumer electronics companies around the world to help them grow their business and open new markets. Andre Chambers Las Vegas holds a BA in marketing and MBA in international management with an emphasis on e-commerce and international business development. She recently completed her doctorate in business administration at an undisclosed university in Italy.
1) Started with a Small Investment
You don’t need to invest millions of dollars to start a business; you just need to think differently. The concept is simple, start small and scale up as your profits grow. If you can move past that traditional entrepreneur’s attitude, which says if I don’t have enough capital to make it work, then I shouldn’t bother trying, you can get started without breaking your bank.
2) Know How to Use Technology
Technology has become a crucial part of both personal and professional life. Those who know how to leverage technology for maximum benefit will excel. Here are 3 ways Andrea uses technology at home and at work to gain an edge over competitors. At Home – Stay Organized Using Calendar Apps In my house, there’s no such thing as getting back to it later or it can wait until tomorrow. Everything must be done today!
3) Market Your Service
The easiest and most affordable way to get your business off the ground is to market your service—as opposed to a product—to other people who can benefit from it. Do you have experience as a personal trainer? Start by marketing yourself to friends and family members with similar interests. Or, if you’re an artist, start by networking with other artists at open studios or local galleries.
4) Network with People Who Can Help You
Meeting a wide range of people from diverse industries and professions can lead to information, connections, and new opportunities. When you connect with others, you’re able to learn about different aspects of their industry or business and what worked for them (and what didn’t). You can also find out who they know—because now that they like you, they will want to help connect you with contacts who might be able to give your career a boost.
