Established in 1998, New York Business Partners is a privately owned direct sales and marketing company in New York, Manhattan. New York Business Partners is responsible for developing management teams to lead our clients into new markets, cities and countries. These managers will be trained from the entry level up to understand all aspects of running a business. Our mission at NYBP is to bridge the gap between the product and the consumer with our professional trained team.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Working Mom Tips
Moms choose to stay at home to focus on taking good care of the kids and dealing with the needs of each family member. Though they are not employed, they still hold so much in their hands. Stay-at-home moms still have to wake up early, plan today’s schedule, prepare their children’s meals, drive their kids to school, go grocery shopping, clean the house, pick-up the kids, cook for dinner, help their kids in their homework, and tuck them to bed. These chores are not easy. They take up as much time as working in the office does. The only difference is that when they are employed, they are being paid, and for stay-at-home moms, they are willing to go to extra lengths for love.
Then we have the working moms...
We may not notice it, but moms keep a secret. They are a breed of individuals conquering both home and the business industry -- and mind you, they do great in both work! Moms are special human beings designed to lead at work and love at home. Mothers have a very hectic schedule because they have to balance the demands of their career and the needs of their family. Moms who play two characters in a day - one in the office and one at home - follow a very tight docket and too much stress in their part cannot be avoided.
Whether you are employed or a stay-at-home mom, there are circumstances when you should take a break and release all the tensions, because stress bring a negative impact on other aspects like family, work, health, and priorities. Here are some tips for working moms to be able to balance work, family, and other precedences:
Prioritize. At the beginning of the day, jot down all your errands and make a list of your priorities. Mark the important dates on your calendar -- grocery shopping, kids’ enrollment, payment of bills, and so on. It is best to write it all down.
Delegate. If you need help, there’s no harm in trying. Ask help from your husband, children, relatives, friends, or neighbors. An extra hand will go a long way.
Separate your job and your responsibilities as a mother. Separating and striking a balance between the two is very important in every family. What you, working moms, should do is to set your own timeline on how to deal with these commitments. We recommend that you wake up early and prepare for the long day. Spend your work hours only for work hours, and never ever work extra hours unless completely necessary. Never bring your work at home as well. After work should be dedicated for your family.
Cook special meals at least twice a week. Cooking for your family makes them feel special and loved. Ask them what happened during the day and discuss your thoughts and insights.
Never miss school meetings and special occasions. If your kid has a game or a dance recital, it is a must that you attend! Inform your boss beforehand and take a leave.
Take a vacation once in a while. Or at least do an activity together. Go to Disneyland, watch a game or a movie at home, or go biking around the neighborhood - whatever - as long as you’re together and you’re having fun!
Don’t forget to have time for yourself. Relax and have your “me-time”. Forget about all the stress and do things that would make you happy.
Indeed, being a mom is the toughest job in the world, but the end of the day, as long as you are doing it for your family, all the hard work is worth it.
We may not notice it, but moms keep a secret. They are a breed of individuals conquering both home and the business industry -- and mind you, they do great in both work! Moms are special human beings designed to lead at work and love at home. Mothers have a very hectic schedule because they have to balance the demands of their career and the needs of their family. Moms who play two characters in a day - one in the office and one at home - follow a very tight docket and too much stress in their part cannot be avoided.
Whether you are employed or a stay-at-home mom, there are circumstances when you should take a break and release all the tensions, because stress bring a negative impact on other aspects like family, work, health, and priorities. Here are some tips for working moms to be able to balance work, family, and other precedences:
Prioritize. At the beginning of the day, jot down all your errands and make a list of your priorities. Mark the important dates on your calendar -- grocery shopping, kids’ enrollment, payment of bills, and so on. It is best to write it all down.
Delegate. If you need help, there’s no harm in trying. Ask help from your husband, children, relatives, friends, or neighbors. An extra hand will go a long way.
Separate your job and your responsibilities as a mother. Separating and striking a balance between the two is very important in every family. What you, working moms, should do is to set your own timeline on how to deal with these commitments. We recommend that you wake up early and prepare for the long day. Spend your work hours only for work hours, and never ever work extra hours unless completely necessary. Never bring your work at home as well. After work should be dedicated for your family.
Cook special meals at least twice a week. Cooking for your family makes them feel special and loved. Ask them what happened during the day and discuss your thoughts and insights.
Never miss school meetings and special occasions. If your kid has a game or a dance recital, it is a must that you attend! Inform your boss beforehand and take a leave.
Take a vacation once in a while. Or at least do an activity together. Go to Disneyland, watch a game or a movie at home, or go biking around the neighborhood - whatever - as long as you’re together and you’re having fun!
Don’t forget to have time for yourself. Relax and have your “me-time”. Forget about all the stress and do things that would make you happy.
Indeed, being a mom is the toughest job in the world, but the end of the day, as long as you are doing it for your family, all the hard work is worth it.
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Established in 1998, New York Business Partners is a privately
owned direct sales and marketing company in New York, Manhattan.
New York Business Partners is responsible for developing management
teams to lead our clients into new markets, cities and countries. These
managers will be trained from the entry level up to understand all
aspects of running a business.
Our mission at NYBP is to bridge the gap between the product and the
consumer with our professional trained team.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
NYBP UPCOMING EVENTS
NAME
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DATE
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WHERE
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June 2nd
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Waxahachie, TX
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June 10th
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New York City
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R&R
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July 19th-22th
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Jamaica
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POW
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August 10th-12th
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Montreal
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POC
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August 16th-19th
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New Orleans
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New York Business Partners is a fast-growing company over the last fourteen years, based on employee and revenue growth. We're going to open one of our new office in Toronto next month. For more information or to see if we are a good fit with your organization, contact us directly at (212) 760-0233. Feel free to visit our website at www.NewYorkBusinessPartners.com and leave a message.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Northeast Leaders Conference
Sunday
June 10th 2012
10:00am
– 3:00pm
In New York Business Partners (NYBP), we believe that anyone can be a leader. It takes time, but as long as you have initiative and passion, you will surely do great in being one.
New York Business Partners (NYBP) is organizing another influential event called the Northeast Leaders Conference. The conference aims to invite all individuals who are aspiring to be leaders in any industry. The seminar will engage into enterprising and powerful discussions to help you, the future business leaders.
Northeast Leaders Conference will be held on July 10 in New York City at 10:00am to 3:00pm.
Come on, bring out the leader in you!
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4:00pm –
7:30pm
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Kickball/Brackets
TBD
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Central Park West
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Upcoming Events - Texas Leaders Conference
We do.
Effective leaders undergo a continuous process of education, experience, and application to develop their knowledge and skills. We believe that every day is an opportunity for a person to improve and to acquire things - no matter how simple - that will soon aid the individual in being a dynamic leader. A great leader learns throughout the process, and not depending on his or her subordinates. A great leader understands the meaning of continuous development. A great leader applies every knowledge for the betterment of the team.
As today’s industries become more and more diverse, individuals encounter yet another phase in dealing with people. Competition is tougher now. New businesses emerge everywhere, and people are confronting workers who are really excellent in their jobs. To stand out from the competition, you have to put your best foot forward.
As the leader in direct sales and marketing, the New York Business Partners (NYBP) is going to participate to an event created to be part of the learning process that will make individuals great leaders.
Texas Leaders Conference offers an incomparable experience and opportunity to all individuals venturing into business, marketing, sales, entrepreneurship, and a lot more. This event is organized mainly to train individuals to become exceptional business leaders.
We have invited notable speakers to share with you tips and inspiring stories on how to acquire, improve, and develop leadership skills. The conference will be offering discussions, activities, and workshops during the event, to aid the learning of the participants. Our aim is not only to produce quality business leaders at the end of the event, but to be able to inspire individuals who are new in the industry.
The Texas Leaders Conference will be held on June 2nd in Waxahachie, Texas. Contact info@newyorkbusinesspartners.com for more details!
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Striking a Balance with Work and Play
This
question is very tricky because both has its own advantages. Some says
that career is more important because without a job, “life” cannot be
supported. On the other hand, others say that life, which encompasses
health, leisure, and time with loved ones, can never be outweighed by
money. This question indeed gives us a headache.
Yes,
it is quite a tough decision. Particularly nowadays, work tends to
overrun and conquer your personal life. Building a career is very
crucial when you’re self-supporting, most especially when you have
others depending on your earnings. But is it really worth it? Can an
average salary support your expenses, compensate the lost time with your
family, and counterbalance the health hazards?
If
you can confidently tell me right now that you can manage your time
wisely by balancing your career with your personal life, good for you.
You’re one in a million, and I salute you. Balancing both pursuits is a
big challenge to most of us. It’s not an easy task to deal with because
it is a never-ending cycle of exhaustion, melancholy, and sometimes,
regret.
So
if you think you are one of those workaholics who disregard the term
“personal life” in your vocabulary, then you’re throwing your life into
the wasteland. It’s as if you’re only existing, but not living. As we
always say, life is short,
so live it to the fullest! It’s okay to work hard, and all the more, to
have fun. You just have to balance the two and make everyday
worthwhile. We’ll be giving you tips on how to find your way to a
work-life balance. Remember that you have the right to enjoy your life,
but it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to slack and quit your job. You
don’t have to sacrifice the other in order to get pleasure from the
other. We’ll tell you how!
- Wake up early. Wake up at least 2 hours before your call time, depending on your office location. Take time to sit and have breakfast with your family and have a quick exercise if you have time. This will relax you before going to work and this will give you the energy you will be needing throughout the day. Cramming every morning is very stressful.
- Create a schedule and stick with it. Before your day starts, jot down the things you have to do - tasks at work, errands, meetings, etc. Provide a checklist and note your accomplishments for the day.
- Delegate and learn to say “no” sometimes. You don’t have to do everything! Trust your co-employees or subordinates, guide them, and divide the work among yourselves. Exercise teamwork within the workplace! Also, don’t try to be a martyr. Do your own tasks first before volunteering to do others’ chores. Don’t be afraid to say “no” if needed.
- Stop wasting time gossiping. Talking about your co-workers flaws is just waste of time! Instead of backstabbing, do something productive like cleaning your desk, scheduling, or taking a rest by having a short nap or doing stretches.
- Never go idle at work. Let’s say you’ve finished all your tasks for the day. Don’t just sit there doing nothing! Try to start working on the important (but not that urgent) projects so you don’t have to cram when you are about to approach the deadline. Make use of your free time wisely.
- Don’t go overtime. Finishing all your tasks within the 8-hour work time means you’re efficient in your job. It’s okay to be a workaholic within your work hours, but as much as possible, don’t let yourself suffer by seeing your co-workers leave one by one.
- Don’t bring work at home! This is a major no no. You spend more than 8 hours working. It’s time to give yourself a break! Do your best to finish everything in the office so you could relax when you get home.
- Schedule a “me” time. Go to a salon, a movie, or go shopping! After a long, stressful day, you deserve to be pampered. Give yourself time to relax and have fun!
- Spend time with family and friends. Aside from having your personal time, it is recommended to spend some of your free time with your loved ones. Catch up with them by having dinner after work, or maybe have a quick get-together at a nearby coffee shop.
- Set your own standards. Create your own scheduling and unique ways of completing your tasks and errands at home. It would make you more comfortable if you, yourself, were the one who established how to manage your time and perform your duties.
- Reevaluate your priorities. If you are just about to pursue a professional career, you consider this very important, so you’ll work really hard. Your priority at this point is making an impression, boosting your career, and aiming for a big promotion. But once you’re married and have children, your priorities will surely shift. You’ll find yourself rethinking about going overtime; instead, you’re always looking forward to going home for dinner and spend the night with your family.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
A Fast-Growing Company, NYBP, since 1998
New York Business Partners is a fast-growing company over the last fourteen years, based on employee and revenue growth. For more information or to see if we are a good fit with your organization, contact us directly at (212) 760-0233. Feel free to visit our website at www.NewYorkBusinessPartners.com and leave a message.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
New York's Best Restaurants
With more than 12,000 restaurants to choose from, where are in-the-know New Yorkers eating right now?From the Upper West Side to Chinatown, NYBP picks Manhattan’s best!
Monday, April 16, 2012
Face-to-Face Marketing and Sales
The
expeditious change in technology, needless to say, has brought us to an
era of a fast-paced lifestyle. Business industry has outwardly been
upgraded to a much higher level, in terms of saving time and money.
Virtual communication, such as e-mails, social media networking and
instant messaging, “webinars” and online tutorials, online
advertisements and the like have particularly changed the marketing biz
significantly. Now we could propagate anything to anyone in just a few
mouse clicks. Who in the world doesn’t want a life like this?
While
virtual communication has touched on the world of sales and marketing,
let us avow that nothing surmounts to engaging with people face to face.
Not only do companies establish a personal connection with their
clients or customers, but they also constitute a start of a long-term
business relationship. Face-to-face opportunities are still the best
method in tapping the right target market and keeping each one of them
satisfied. Focus group discussions, direct selling, activities and
events are most likely to build more meaningful and abiding professional
connections.
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| Face-to-face customer interaction is more important than before to have a long term business relationships with your customers. |
Although
online sales and marketing provide companies with plethora of
advantages, many still attest to the relentless effectiveness of
face-to-face communication. But why fight over different strategies,
when in fact we can integrate both techniques to initiate a successful
sales or marketing program? At the end of the day, the company’s
requirements and the consumers’ demands are most important, and striking
the right balance between the two approaches to cater to these needs is
the best way to go.
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Established in 1998, New York Business Partners is a privately
owned direct sales and marketing company in New York, Manhattan.
New York Business Partners is responsible for developing management
teams to lead our clients into new markets, cities and countries. These
managers will be trained from the entry level up to understand all
aspects of running a business.
Our mission at NYBP is to bridge the gap between the product and the
consumer with our professional trained team.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
How To Tie A Tie
Understanding what to wear on an interview is important to your success. The first impression of the interviewer on you can have a deep influence on his/her final hiring decision. If you dress casually, the interviewer may think that you do not take the job interview seriously and are not eager to get the job.
To learn more about how to tie a tie, and how to choose the perfect tie, visit our website:
http://www.newyorkbusinesspartners.com/how-to-tie-a-tie-for-interview
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| Click the image to watch the "how to tie a tie" presentation! |
To learn more about how to tie a tie, and how to choose the perfect tie, visit our website:
http://www.newyorkbusinesspartners.com/how-to-tie-a-tie-for-interview
Friday, March 23, 2012
NYBP Career Newsletter March
If you scan this QR code you can access the last NYBP Monthly Career
Newsletter, March. Please don’t hesitate to tell us what you want to
hear from us in next months.
We send only once in a month and cover personal development topics such as, management, sales, time management, leadership..
This month, we are covering an interview with Jason Thompson, a slide about team work and spring interns application.
To keep update, visit our social networks:
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https://twitter.com/#%21/NYBPartners
http://www.linkedin.com/company/new-york-business-partners
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| Click image to go to the monthly career newsletter |
This month, we are covering an interview with Jason Thompson, a slide about team work and spring interns application.
To keep update, visit our social networks:
http://www.newyorkbusinesspartners.com
https://plus.google.com/113069462549484796720
http://www.facebook.com/newyorkbusinesspartners
https://twitter.com/#%21/NYBPartners
http://www.linkedin.com/company/new-york-business-partners
Monday, March 12, 2012
Meet The NYBP Team: Jason Thompson
- Where are you from, why’d you come to NYC?
- Well I’m from New York City by law but I lived most of my teen life in Guyana where my parents are from. The reason why I came to NYC is because Guyana didn’t have such a good opportunity for a new college grads who’s looking for their first job in the working world. There was abundance of opportunity for employment but how much I would be getting paid for did not compare to how much hard work I put into my studies. So I thought it was time for to move on to the land of opportunity to see whats next for me. I got a phone call from New York Business Partners, I went out for my second round interview and the rest was history.
- What do you do in NYC when you’re not working?
- When im not working I go shopping. I love to go shopping so much I always like to walk around Soho every Satuday to see whats new and what deals they have. Like no matter what, there will always be something new going on in Soho for you to check out or buy….It’s also a perfect way to hang out with friends.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Are You a Team Player?
Inspirational Team Work
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