Alain Guillot

Life, Leadership, and Money Matters

Author: Alain Guillot

  • How to Keep Your Business Clutter-Free and Organized

    How to Keep Your Business Clutter-Free and Organized

    Running a business is hard work, and it can be tough to stay organized when your workspace is constantly cluttered. Not only does clutter make it difficult to find what you need, but it also makes it difficult to focus on your work. If you want to find out more about how to keep your…

  • How To Plan Your First Corporate Event

    How To Plan Your First Corporate Event

    If you want to build a successful company, then you’ll need to develop relationships that last. While a lot of that focuses on customers, you also have suppliers, investors, and others to think of. How can you keep and maintain these relationships? While marketing will be the natural first step in this, you’ll also need…

  • Rewarding Benefits Of A Physical And Hands-On Job

    Rewarding Benefits Of A Physical And Hands-On Job

    All jobs are important as they are responsible for making money and contributing to society. Without work, we’d all go a little crazy and we’d start to feel extremely useless. There are days when we’d prefer to stay at home, but even those days become boring and we tend to wish we were back at…

  • What’s In A Business’s Name?

    What’s In A Business’s Name?

    There are a lot of aspects of the brand of the business that is going to affect the way that people perceive it. However, there is perhaps no element more important than choosing the right name for it. Here, we’re going to look at why choosing the right name is so important in a wide…

  • Why Your Company Needs A Legal Team

    Why Your Company Needs A Legal Team

    When you are setting up your business one of the most important things that you could do is make a list of all of the individuals who are there to help you. Sometimes, business owners really do not understand the importance of having a little team on their side. They might think that it’s an…

  • 526 Joan DeJean: How French Convicts Became Founding Mothers The of Louisiana

    526 Joan DeJean: How French Convicts Became Founding Mothers The of Louisiana

    About Joan DeJean Joan DeJean has been Trustee Professor at the University of Pennsylvania since 1988. She previously taught at Yale and at Princeton. She is the author of eleven books on French literature, history, and material culture of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Her most recent book is: Mutinous Women: How French Convicts Became Founding…