I really appreciated Jennifer Janik's commentary on the first meeting of the Executive of the Kitchener-Waterloo Entrepreneurs:
"I really appreciated the opportunity to meet with fellow entrepreneurs from the KW region to share ideas on how we can join together to form a virtual organization of complementary skills. With the shifts in business, it's important to adapt to the market and be able to provide a complete suite of services on-demand and as needed to organizations in the region.
My hypothesis is that as we form our virtual organization alliance, companies around the region will come to know us as the "one-stop shopping" resource of allied forces that get jobs done well.
I also hope to become familiar with the resources that are available around the region to be able to help direct customers to the services that they need. In general I think this benefits the larger organizations and their people by providing flexible resources when there are spikes in their work loads."
"I really appreciated the opportunity to meet with fellow entrepreneurs from the KW region to share ideas on how we can join together to form a virtual organization of complementary skills. With the shifts in business, it's important to adapt to the market and be able to provide a complete suite of services on-demand and as needed to organizations in the region.
My hypothesis is that as we form our virtual organization alliance, companies around the region will come to know us as the "one-stop shopping" resource of allied forces that get jobs done well.
I also hope to become familiar with the resources that are available around the region to be able to help direct customers to the services that they need. In general I think this benefits the larger organizations and their people by providing flexible resources when there are spikes in their work loads."
Photo: Jennifer Janik is on the far right at the first meeting of the Executive of the Kitchener-Waterloo-Entrepreneurs.
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