Business Infographics

Every new business wants to be in the spotlight. Check out the infographic below to see the top 10 businesses to watch out for in 2013.

Kapow Events plans corporate events for top companies, with their main focus being client entertainment. In light of this, they have created the following infographic based on the data from their last 100 client events in order to share the trends they are seeing with you. One of the key takeaways – client entertainment is alive and well!

This infographic explores green tech/energy start-ups and their unique road to financial backing. As folks become more concerned with the environment and push for a more sustainable way of doing things, they sometimes lack the funds necessary to bring these concepts to life. But with a little help from the public, many of these innovative ideas are becoming a reality.

The first step in getting a startup going is financing it. This can be a difficult step, but have no fear, there are many ways you can finance your startup. Check out the infographic below to learn about seven innovate ways to get your startup off the ground.

Every morning across America, a small business owner wakes up with the intention of doing what he or she enjoys most – growing their company, earning a living, and determining their own path in this world. These are the fundamental drivers behind our national entrepreneurial spirit, the motivators of our 29.6 million small business owners, and the reasons our pioneering leaders wake up and tackle each new day.

Over the next five years, two-thirds of pharmaceutical sales growth will come from emerging markets. How can companies capture these new opportunities? By using big data of course. Check out the infographic below to learn more about how big data can help companies gain access to the pharmaceutical sales growth.

In 2010, there were 27.9 million small businesses – that is, firms with fewer than 500 employees – in the United States. And though these companies represent every industry around, the fundamental challenges they all face remain the same. This infographic looks at the “life suckers” in small business.

Did you know that Apple started as a small garage business in a Silicon Valley basement? Like so many other companies, the brand started from scratch. In this infographic, Quid Corner looks at the history of three companies, from start-up to household name. Companies include Apple, PayPal and Amstrad.

Franchises that open their doors sooner stand to make more money and capture more market share in their first year. Modular franchise construction uses simultaneous onsite foundation work and in-factory fabrication to cut build times by up to half versus traditional building. Just look at this infographic and see how franchisees win with modular.

This infographic covers the new flexible model of working, a win-win situation for both employers and employees. It presents an easily consumable summary of key statistics on a flexible working debate between employers and employees as well as general point of view. Flexible Working: a win-win for employers and employees covers issues such as productivity, employee satisfaction and cost reduction.