Your Business May Have Drawbacks

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar 23, 2009 -
If you are just starting a business, have been in business for years or just beginning to search for the right opportunity, you could be at a disadvantage and facing drawbacks without even knowing it.

It really doesn't matter whether you're a multi-million dollar company, or a one-person operation, you ARE at a disadvantage and you are facing drawbacks.

How could that be?

Because you only have the buying power of one.

For over a century, farmers, from the wealthiest landowners to small family farms, have joined together in a co-op in order to buy the products and services they need. As a group, each of them, individually, are able to buy at greatly reduced prices, using their power as a group.

Now, the same co-op buying concept has been made available to Business People & Entrepreneurs, in the American Association of Business People & Entrepreneurs™ (AABPE™).

J.F. (Jim) Straw patterned AABPE™ after the AARP.  Straw says, “The idea for the AABPE™ came to me late one night in the first week of November, 2008 when I saw a TV commercial for the AARP. I asked myself, ‘Why isn't there an organization like that for Business People?’

“To get some ideas, I researched the AARP, NFIB (National Federation of Independent Business), Farmer's Co-ops, and a plethora of Business Organizations, and I began gathering information on product and service providers to contact.”

The AABPE™ offers the same kinds of products and services directed toward businesses and entrepreneurs, thus insuring for greater growth and stability of profits, based on each business person’s individual efforts, in today’s uncertain economy.

Barry Rice, President of BWR Enterprises, and member of the Board of Advisors of the AABPE™ says, “I am honored to be asked to serve on the Board of Advisors of the AABPE™ which is geared, specifically, to the economic health of the business community.  I urge all business people, online and offline, to join the AABPE™ at http://www.bwrenterprises/AABPE and begin profiting from the tremendous opportunities to maintain and grow profits.”

Providers of business-related products and services, or products and services for business people, are invited to visit http://www.bwrenterprises/AABPE  to determine whether they have the products or services to offer to the growing membership thus expanding their business’s marketing to other business people and entrepreneurs.

You may contact Barry Rice with any questions about the AABPE™ directly by mail to: 242 W Main St - #284, Hendersonvlle, Tn 37075; or telephone at (615) 824-1330 with any questions about the AABPE™.

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