By Craig A. Ruark After nearly two decades of inactivity, the Sunset Subcommittee of the Interim Legislative Commission recommended to Governor Brian Sandoval that he reactivate the Commission for Women. The Governor supported the recommendation and in December of 2015, with Legislature approval, appointed ten members to sit on the Commission. Current appointed Commissioners are…
By: Gina Bongiovi, special to bizNEVADA To Incorporate or Not to Incorporate? Let’s begin with discussing whether it makes sense to form an entity at all. If you print business cards and attend networking events, you are automatically acting as a sole proprietor. (You still need proper business licensing, but that’s a topic for another…
by Corrine Casanova According to the U.S. Small Business Administration(SBA), over half of the U.S. workforce either owns or works for a small business. In fact, small businesses create two out of every three net new jobs in the private sectors. Rachel Dahl, a sixth generation Nevadan, has been the Senior Area Manager of…
by Craig A. Ruark There are many paths to becoming successful in business, some of them easier than others but each of them takes a lot of work. For Roosevelt Toston, the key to his successful career can be summed up in one word—typing. Back in the 1960s, it was rare for a male…
By Craig A. Ruark The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) was established in 1957, and the first classes were held in a 13,000 square foot building located on an 80-acre parcel of desert at the end of Maryland Parkway. Since those early days, the campus has grown to 332-acres and UNLV has gone…
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