Local Chambers of Commerce Will Become Television Producers |
First, let's teach the basics of capitalism
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The foundations of business. The framers of the Declaration of Independence and then the US Constitution did not know the powers that they were about unleash. Now, even with over 200 years of reflections, we as a people do not appear to appreciate the greatness of these institutions and the greatness that has been brought forth as a result.
Here the roots of capitalism, democracy, free enterprise, morality, and business all coalesce to empower human will, insight, industry, and achievement in ways never before seen within history.
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TO: The Chambers of Commerce of America
FM: Bruce Camber and Hattie Bryant
RE: Leveraging Small Business School (SBS) in your market area,
the SBS television and web assets for your Chamber of Commerce
Changing the Way We All See Business
1. The national media's negative portrayal of business can change.
2. Lift up more positive role models
3. Drive local ratings up
4. Reward the good; ignore the bad.
Changing the Way We Work Together to Help One Another
5. Lead the 24x7 convergence
6. Collaborate after every broadcast
7. Use this website as your own
8. Let no business fail for lack of help
Changing Ourselves: Everybody is a Producer.
9. Provide even more value for members
10. Get involved with your PEG and PBS stations
11. Open a local small business index.
12. Help Create sustainable businesses
Key References:
An Open Letter to our friends
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Overview
Background: This effort began in earnest in 2003 with the local stations. By themselves, they do not have the bandwidth for more local productions, especially a production about business.
The First Presentation: In 2005 the first presentations were made with an eight-page, 11x8 format which is still online. To review that work, please click here.
It quickly became obvious that SBS had to offer even more and focus on the key business organizations within the USA and around the world. The largest and most ubiquitous is the Chambers of Commerce. Our hope is that this presentation finally pushes this project into gear. |
