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By REDC Design Advisor Laura Harper Lake If you are able to hire or barter with a photographer to take photos of your products, services, or events, that's wonderful. Most small businesses don't have the resources to do that often though, and when that is the case, it is the business owner or an employee who is capturing the business with the camera on their phone. This is a great alternative, especially for your social media, however poor-quality images, cluttered settings,

By REDC Design Advisor Laura Harper Lake and REDC Business Advisor Chris Duffy Nosanya Frank Dunia came to the U.S. from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in 2013. In the DRC, he was a barber and owned a hair shop. He was referred to REDC by one of REDC’s first New Americans Loan Fund clients, Foresight Tax Services. Dunia wanted to open a hair supply store in Concord, NH, and was seeking assistance in developing a business plan, projections, and funding. The REDC busine

By REDC Accountant Karla Dillon Managing the finances of your new businesses is a critical cornerstone to ensuring your business is built to last. We have compiled our top advice for best practices when it comes to accounting for your new and small business. ​ Keep your business and personal finances separate. Open a new bank account, just for business revenue and expenses. If you need funds for personal expenses, transfer funds to your personal account. Choose an accounting