Category: Business Plan

OGS Capital Launches E2 Visa Business Plan in United States of America

PRESS RELEASE

Published February 9, 2023

OGS Capital has announced the launch of its E2 Visa Business Plan service to help individuals and organizations set up their business in the United States of America. The E2 visa is a residency permit that allows foreign entrepreneurs to invest in a US-based business venture or start a new one. Approval for the visa requires a comprehensive and well-structured business plan, which is where OGS Capital comes in.

The E2 Visa Business Plan from OGS Capital includes 11 essential sections, including an executive summary, competitive analysis, goals, mission and vision, operational strategies, services,

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M&M’s Super Bowl commercial: Inside the candy’s 2023 return with Maya Rudolph, controversial rebrand

M&M’s is undergoing a rebrand in 2023. It dropped its famed “spokescandies” after public outcry (seriously) regarding the likenesses of the longtime mascots.

At least it seemed that way. A spokesperson for Mars Wrigley told The New York Times that M&M’s was bringing the bite-sized icons back to its most popular brand.

So, the move was likely a publicity stunt. Tucker Carlson should be delighted — the longtime Fox News host launched a tirade against the company and its pursuit of inclusivity when it came to modeling chocolate.

No matter, though: Mars has turned to someone who brings Americans together

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MG Custom Lighting wins CCBC 10th annual Business Plan Competition

Michael Guarraia of MG Custom Lighting LLC, a company that makes handmade industrial-style lamps using reclaimed industrial parts and machinery, won the first-place prize of $20,000 in the Community College of Baltimore County’s Center for Business Innovation’s 10th Annual Business Plan Competition.

The Feb. 6 events featured the top 10 pitches from aspiring entrepreneurs, all of whom are CCBC students or alumni. The winners shared a total of $62,500 in seed money to be used as startup capital for their new or growing businesses.

Prize money was made possible by the Philip E. and Carole R. Ratcliffe Foundation, which has

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Hyundai Pushes Back Against Subscriptions with Bluelink+

Hyundai Bluelink+

Hyundai Bluelink+

Subscriptions are all the rage in the automotive world these days, with BMW leading the charge. But while $18-per-month heated seats get a lot of the headlines, a lot of safety, maintenance, and remote features are also already subscription-based. New car buyers usually get them for free as part of a trial period, but once the trial runs out, you either have to pay up or do without. Today, Hyundai announced that it’s bundling all of its subscription services into a single complimentary package on new vehicles called Bluelink+.

In total, Hyundai says the complimentary services that owners

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From Ground Zero to Investor Hero

Thailand-born, New York City-based Kanin Asva (Kanin Asvaplungprohm), is quickly becoming a force in the venture capitalism space.

Having handled $200 million in funds in a career that has traversed the finance and tech worlds from Thailand to New York City, the 31-year-old Southeast Asian powerlifter and art lover has set his own venture in motion.

His vision for Robust is to have a globally recognized early-stage, industry-agnostic venture capital firm with a mission to drive technological advancement. It plans to partner with a select few independent thinkers at the early to pre-series stage and stay the course through the

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Business plan approved for new $32 million Langdon rec center

Rocky View County’s (RVC) Recreation Governance Committee has approved the business plan for the future $32 million recreation center in Langdon. The approval came at the committee’s Feb.

Rocky View County’s (RVC) Recreation Governance Committee has approved the business plan for the future $32 million recreation center in Langdon.

The approval came at the committee’s Feb. 1 meeting, and is the first significant step needed towards finally taking the proposed facility from concept to the building phase.

The new facility, when constructed, will include a fieldhouse, community hall, multi-purpose room, studio space, seniors’ activity space, interior running track, leased spaces,

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Haines baker’s business plan takes the cake | KHNS Radio


Every year the Path to Prosperity competition aims to reward businesses with a positive impact on Southeast Alaska. Businesses are judged based on their feasibility and their contribution to community development.

When her phone rang last week, Rebecca Kamaika’s first impulse was to ignore it.

Kamaika: “I was actually ignoring the phone call thinking it was Google asking me for money.”

She was pleasantly surprised when she answered. Kamaika is one of two winners of this year’s Path to Prosperity competition. The competition began ten years ago and has distributed over a half million dollars in prizes. Kameika, along

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