|
How Being A Woman Paid Off! One of BarterNews magazine;s past popular issues was #34, published in 1995. (The cover featured Alan Zimmelman, Duncan Banner, and Ilan Ben-Yosef..."The California Connection!" ) It was that issue that carried the following story: Lisa-Gaye Shearing, 37, astutely traded on the fact that as a woman she could be a tremendous help to a company wanting to get in on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) auction of two-way paging licenses in October of that year. Especially since the FCC was offering special payment terms for female-owned firms. By working with the Pennsylvania-based cable firm Adelphia Communications, Ms Shearing was handed 50.1% of a new company, Page Cell. The arrangement enabled Adelphia to get the special payment terms including a 40% discount on its $53 million bid for licenses. Ms Shearing, trading on her gender, got over half of the company without having to put one cent on the table!
|
about us | about b meyer |
from the desk of | contact us | issues | back issues | consulting services | entrepreneurs package | Competitve Edge | FastStart | order |
classified advertising | affilates | banner ads | first time visitors | travel section | media section | trade exchange
section | corporate barter section | countertrade section | secondary capital
section | real estate section |
trade exchange news 2005 |
marketplace |
community barter section |
restaurant & entertainment
section | USA barter companies | global barter companies | trade exchange owners | sponsors | tuesday report |
2005 Tuesday Reports | 2004 Tuesday Reports | 2003 Tuesday Reports | 2002 Tuesday Reports | 2001 Tuesday Reports | 2000 Tuesday Reports | 1999 Tuesday Reports |