Sean Ludwig

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About Sean

Sean Ludwig is a freelance business, technology, and food writer, and he has written thousands of stories for various publications over the years. He also founded The Smoke Sheet, the leading national BBQ newsletter, and NYC BBQ, a site dedicated to barbecue culture in the Northeast. Sean's bylines have appeared in CO—, VentureBeat, Startup Genome, Lifewire, Gothamist, Gizmodo, Lifewire, PC Magazine, Fast Company, Seattle Weekly, and other publications.

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Best Funding Options for Minority-Owned Businesses

Many government agencies and organizations offer grants, funding and low-cost loans that are intended to help minority-owned businesses grow.

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How to Hire a More Diverse Workforce

Companies across nearly all industries are seeking to improve diversity and inclusion in their recruiting. Here’s how you can hire a more diverse team.

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How to Get Certified as a Minority-Owned Business

Getting your business officially certified as minority-owned can open up new opportunities for federal, state, local and corporate contracts.

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Office Furniture Ideas to Keep Workers Safe After COVID-19

As many businesses begin to reopen while COVID-19 continues to threaten communities, office spaces are being reconfigured in new ways to keep employees protected.

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Ways to Improve Remote Team Communication

As the coronavirus pandemic reshapes how teams work globally, communication has become more important than ever. Here’s how to get your remote team on the same page.

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How to Support Employees as They Return to Work Post-Coronavirus

With many businesses reopening around the country, employers face the challenge of supporting workers as coronavirus concerns reshape the modern workplace.

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How Companies Are Preparing Employees for Reopening

As businesses around the country open their doors again, they face the challenge of keeping employees safe from COVID-19 transmission. Here’s what seven companies are doing to protect workers.

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In-Person Businesses That Successfully Went Virtual

With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people to socially distance, businesses that have normally focused on in-person engagement have made the jump online.

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How Companies Are Communicating With Customers About Reopening

Many businesses across the U.S. are reopening with new policies to keep customers and workers safe from the pandemic. Here are seven examples of how companies are communicating with their customers.

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Tax Implications of PPP Loans

Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans have been a top option for businesses struggling due to COVID-19, but the tax obligations associated with them have been challenging to track and understand.