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Dr. Carlton Lamar Robinson is a published author in the areas of social and cultural differences in business management. Dr. Robinson recently won a research award for his work in entrepreneurship. He has also served in the U.S. Army, volunteered for many nonprofit agencies, and worked nearly 10 years for a Fortune financial services company. He has been a resident of Northeast Florida since 2000.

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Clarifying small business, leadership, & advocacy series (Part One of Six)

In recent years small business owners have depended on local community organizations to act as advocates. For...
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L3C: New legal business entity model to reshape community development

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The business landscape has changed on the First Coast and the impact is spreading to the non-profit arena and those...
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Healthcare reform could pave the way for increased capabilities of First Coast small businesses

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How does health insurance impact small businesses, the lifeline of the U.S. economy: If small business owners...
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Crisis approach by local municipalities to hurt entrepreneurial innovation of tomorrow

Here on the First Coast there is a debate regarding the Jacksonville Economic Development Commission (JEDC) and its viability. These stances warrant...
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New opportunities for First Coast business owners

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On August 23, 2009 in a festive event, Dr. Carlton Lamar Robinson, President, First Coast African American Chamber of Commerce signed a historic...
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Shrinking trust and misinformation hurting stimulus plan

The current Stimulus Plan has the potential to create an infrastructure that allows businesses to grow as the government stabilizes itself. Many have...
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Integration: The pink elephant in the workplace

One ripple effect of the current recession is the creation of a new workforce when the economy begins to recover. We will have four generations...
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In 2009 MBAs are worthless...

In 2009, MBAs are worthless to those who are misinformed. In recent months, some business journals have lauded MBAs. Meanwhile, others have reported...
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Healthcare fallacy given one month reprieve for Florida small businesses

Vice President Joe Biden listens to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius speak to small business leaders about the rising costs of...
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Dow surges in July as income inequality/downward mobility grows

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The future of the First Coast is contingent on a healthy mix of future jobs, housing, transportation, infrastructure and recreational needs. Even...
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