It’s a Lot of Work to Start a Company
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Having done it once before twenty years ago, right after graduating from college, I know exactly what’s ahead of me in launching this company, but it *is* a lot of work.
I’ve got the company name, domain, e-mail and blog done, but I still need to incorporate, which means working with an attorney and an accounting firm. For the attorney, I’ll probably use a well-regarded local attorney who lives down the street from me. For the accounting firm, I’ll probably ask around and use someone from my home town that has a good reputation.
The same friend who helped me come up with the company name has already offered to help with a press release announcing the launch of the company.
I’ve got to start building the main web site. I expect it to be a gradual process, with content growing over time.
I probably won’t get too much done this week, as we’re getting ready to go away on a two week vacation to Cape Cod on our 32 foot sailboat. I’d like to launch the company and the web site around Labor Day, so I’ll be a busy guy once I get back from vacation.
But I’ve never been one to shy away from hard work …
Hub Solution Designs is Born
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Well, a lot of great stuff happened today.
We invited some good friends over for dinner and a birthday party for their son, and during a brainstorming session before the meal, we came up with a company name I really liked: Hub Solution Designs.
The domain name “hubdesigns.com” was available, so I registered it after dinner and signed up for Google Apps and a WordPress blog while I was at it.
So now I have a name for the new consulting company, a domain name, a new work e-mail address and a blog.
The company will specialize in Master Data Management (MDM) and Customer Data Integration (CDI), capitalizing on my three years with D&B’s strategic alliance group and my twenty years of experience in enterprise technology and management consulting.
This blog will chronicle both the company’s development and my thoughts on the state-of-the-art in MDM and CDI.
Not bad for a little work on a Sunday night!










