David Sussman & Brent Kahlen were interviewed on KOCI Radio’s Business Today. Issues on how the economy has impacted business, entrepreneurship, and the Valcor Licensee training program were discussed during this hour long radio show. Sit back and enjoy this insightful look into small business… beyond the headlines. Segment 1: What is happening in the economy and how [...]

Valcor Arbitration Services would like to thank Jeff D'Arcy and Gini Dietrich from The Franchise Show on wsRadio.com.

It is time for our elected officials, in both parties, to take a lesson from the backbone of America: The Small Business Owner. Do what small business owners are now doing to face this financial crisis... restrain spending and reorganize their debt. The Government can then make wise decisions to increase receivables by generating tax revenue through enterprise and tax friendly policies which will enable business to prosper at home and not seek ways to leave the U.S.

Brent Kahlen, Executive Director at Valcor Arbitration Services, LLC, shares several phone calls with Valcor Consultants who have started up their own successful Debt Mediation business. As you will hear, each Affiliate has focused on specific areas of business and by utilizing the Valcor training program and support, they have been able to grow and achieve their personal and financial goals.

Accomplished Professionals are now being interviewed for the Valcor Affiliate Program and to start up their own Business Debt Mediation Firm.

In today's economy, the Valcor Business Debt Mediation services are saving small to medium sized businesses. Demand has increased as companies are seeking alternatives to litigation. Valcor provides business a lifeline at a no-success/no-cost fee.

We often speak with budding Entrepreneurs who have either just lost their job, or are worried about imminently being laid-off. One company was reported to say to their Employees that they were all to take a 20% pay cut… of course if they didn’t like it; they knew where the door was.

Where the deep cuts are

It is widely accepted that we will probably see a short-term bounce in the economy due to the massive amount of capital pumped into the system. However, we are now all witness to one of the most prolific and historically fundamental shifts in business. When all indicators are looked at through a non-partisan viewpoint, the raw statistics become very scary indeed.

If today's technology was available in the 1960’s what would Don Draper (Mad Men) have done? How would it have changed him? Would the iconic Madison Avenue Ad Man had his morning bourbon and cigarettes at his local village Starbucks? Would his only ability to ogle his female colleagues been through his Logitech camera on his IBM ThinkPad while participating in mundane corporate webinars? Would his suburban extra-curricular evening activities been more limited to “adventures” on the internet? Much less entertaining for a television show.